Cyberbullying: How Do You Stop It?

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EdieRaether , Teacher asks:

Although cyberbullying is more difficult to control and manage, what are the more serious problems that you are observing and how have you been correcting them?

In Topics: Children and the internet, Bullying and teasing, Cyber bullying

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Dec 28, 2010

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Cyberbullying is difficult to control and manage. A big part of controlling and managing cyberbullying is to educate parents and kids about internet safety. Parents must have open lines of communication with their children. Phone usage, text messaging, and computer usage must be monitored. If left unchecked, more severe consequences can occur.

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Karenmom writes:

Check out these websites for information on internet safety:
www.WebWiseKids.org
Google.com/Safety_Resources
www.netsmartz.org/Resources
And check at your school, my school offers optional technology after school classes available for 3rd + graders. It's free, informative and parents can attend.

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EdieRaether , Teacher writes:

I have just answered over 30 questions so am going to cut this short..
Go to www.stopbullyingwithedie.com
Cyberbullying is a chapter in my book on bullying but we are giving the chapter on cyberbullying as a FREE report. If it is not up yet, it will be in a week.
It will tell you specific things to do to stop the spread.
Cheers,
Edie

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http://www.stopbullyingwithedie.com

http://www.wingsforwishes.com

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EdieRaether , Teacher writes:

Cyberbullying is not only the fastest growing of all bullying but the most serious.
Rather than repeat myself, please go to www.stopbullyingwithedie.com
and get a FREE report on how to stop cyberbullying. It is about 25 pages
of tips and steps you can take to stop it...NOW!
Edie

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http://www.stopbullyingwithedie.com

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delehla writes:

Most websites have a way to report bullying to them. They can block the bully from posting. You should also always tell an adult if you are feeling bullied. Do not respond to the bully, but instead block the bully from contacting you.

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