stop cyberbullying
Think twice before saying things that arn't nice
What is cyberbullying?
cyber bullying is when a person or group of people target one person online and are very mean to them.
Examples of cyberbullying
- mean text messages or emails
- rumors sent be email or posted on social media
- embarrassing pictures, videos, website or fake profiles
Three differances between cyberbullying and bullying
- cyberbullying can happen 247
- messages and photos can be posted anonymously and distributed quickly
- it is hard to trace especially after being deleted
Effects of cyber bullying
Five effects of cyberbullying:
- alcohol and drug use
- skipping school
- low self esteem
- health problems
- poor grades
preventing and awareness
- be aware of what kids are doing on line
- establish rules
- make sure you and the child know the rules
- ask a friend to fallow your kids in social media
- ask for there passwords and tell them its for emergency's
Establishing rules
- be clear about what cites they can visit
- tell them not to post or share any thing that could hurt or embarrass them
- help them be start about what they post
Reporting a cyberbully
- don't respond or forward the cyberbully messages
- record the dates times ,print and screen shot the messages show evidence to web and cell phone service providers
- block the cyberbully
Report to your online service provider
- visit social media site to learn how to block users and change settings to control who can contact you
- report cyberbullying to social media site so they can take action against users abusing the terms of service
report to your local law enforcement
- threats of violence
- stalking or hate crimes
- taking photos or videos of people where they expect privacy
report to your school
- use information to inform prevention and response strategies
- address cyberbullying in anti-bullying policy