Stop Cyberbullying
Ctrl+Alt Delete Cyberbullys
What is Cyberbullying?
Examples of Cyberbullying
1. Sending mean messages or text.
2. Uploading embarrassing or hateful pictures.
3. Creating fake profiles and using it to harass others.
Three differences between cyberbullying & bullying
Effects of Cyberbullying
1. Skip School
2. Have more health problems.
3. Use alcohol or drugs.
4. Receive poor grades.
5. Have lower self-esteem.
Prevention & Awareness
1. Knowing what websites kids are going to.
2. Have a sense of what their doing online.
3. Ask for passwords but explain that it's only for emergency's.
4. Follow your kids on their social media or ask another trusted adult to do so.
5. Install parental control software and monitor what kids are doing online.
Establishing Rules
Reporting a Cyberbully
Report to your Online Service Provider
Report to your local Law Enforcement
1. Threats or violence.
2. Stalking and hate crimes.
3. Taking a photo or video of someone and uploading it even when they don't want it uploaded.
Report to your School
1. Schools can use information of cyberbullys to help give prevention and response strategies.
2. In most states schools are required to address cyberbully in their anti-bully policy. Some also help with off campus bullying using law enforcement.