Put An End to Cyber-Bullying

"Do you know that bullying victims are 2 to 9 times more likely to consider suicide?" (DoSomething.org). Many children and adolescents in today's society not only face bullying at school but also handle it online at home. At social media sites, children should be able to express themselves not victims, which is an increase in the number of bullying statistics (Foxman, Abraham, Silverman). These sources increase the chances of harassing the victims of bullying, as more children come online accessing every day from blogs to Facebook and even e-mail.

It begins with bullying. In fact, it usually ends with bullying. Most bullys are not enemies to emerge, but real children meet at school. Then they may enter bully through electronic means. But, in general, when a child is being bullied, some of the processes involve face - to - face interaction. Child bullying is obvious. In 2007, almost one third of high school students and high school students report that they are being bullied at school, but there are few parents who received these reports at home. Please keep in mind that these numbers refer only to children who were actually reported. This may not be obvious, so adults have to make it easier for children to report

"Bullying" is common among children and young people, but cxcix bullying is also called bullying, e-bullying, cyber violence, digital bullying, and so on. The definition of cyber bullying by Ybarra and Mitchell recently is "intentional and explicit attack against others on the Internet". 10 to 33% of 111 to 19 years old are experiencing online attacks. Because technology grows exponentially in the lives of children and adolescents, most of school-based violence and harassment prevention programs are not cyberbullying. Goal

Cyber ​​bullying occurs when people (usually children, adolescents, or adolescents) are somehow bullying, harassing, humiliation, intimidation, embarrassment, or being targeted. Cyber ​​bullying is similar to bullying in traditional playgrounds, but in addition to bullying using the Internet, mobile phones and other digital technologies, there are also people who answer the phone. In order to classify it as cyber bullying, the intention must be to cause emotional distress, and the way of cyber bullying is limited to the child's imagination and learning skills. Cyber ​​bullying can be as simple as continuing to send e-mails to people who do not want to contact the sender any more, but may also include threats, sexual speeches, and disliked speech .