Unit 2 Lesson 2 Applied Knowledge Stay Away From Cyber Bullying!!!
• It is hard to believe that you see people being bullied in the comfort of their own home. Cyberbullying is when one person harms, or threatens another person over the internet. Everyone must avoid cyberbullying for their safety and mental health. Here is a list how you can avoid cyberbullying.
1.) Block out any communication with anyone that will cause cyberbullying.
2.) Get away from any devices that have internet, better safe than sorry.
3.) Be careful with what you say to people, they can target you as their next victim.
• Anyone who experienced or dealt with cyberbullying there is help for you. Do not
One survey question reads, “If you ever experienced a form of bullying, how did it make you feel? Did you go to someone for help?” One student answered this question by saying, “yes it made me feel really shitty and made me hurt myself. No, I did not go for help, nobody would listen.” This student shows that they chose to not say anything because they feel or know that nobody would listen anyway.
Cyberbullying is bullying that happens online on social media sites. People thinks it's okay to bully other people online but no it's not okay. Cyber bullying is similar to The Crucible by people dont like when people act differently. One person starts it and then others will jump in just like how they did when they started to accuse people of being witches in salem in 1940 and 1950.
Cyberbullying is becoming more typical, especially among teenagers, and this has raised questions about how to prevent bullying from occurring. The schools want to maintain a safe environment for learning, one of the questions being asked is “Should schools be allowed to limit students’ online speech?.” This is the wrong way to pursue the bullying crisis*. Limiting online speech violates our* constitutional rights, students are not the only ones being bullied/ being the bullies, and this is just a method of communication. Limiting online speech could take away what little voice teenagers have, your words are powerful.
L.O Project Bullying • Bullying is when someone gives repeated, intentional, aggressive behaviour to another person. This behaviour can be anything from physical (e.g hitting, kicking or physical contact) or emotional (teasing and starting rumours) to verbal bullying (when someone tries to seem more dominant than the other using strong, hurtful words). Bullying usually takes place among school children. (Anon., 2013) • Physical Bullying: physical bullying is an aggressive bodily action towards the same victim that is targeted repeatedly by the same person. The victim targeted is usually smaller and weaker than the bully who would most likely be strong and buff.
Bullying is a major issue facing today’s youth. Over the course of the past few years bullying has become such a concern that many states have adopted laws against it. However, the issue evolves as time goes on and now cyber bullying exists. Cyber bullies can insult others over the internet with no need to be nearby the person they are insulting.
Loo Huan Ting ID #: 02359329 CMST 180 Tuesday & Thursday 2:20 11/13/14 Annotated Bibliography The invention of the Internet has created a new space for bullying. McClatchy, Komolafe Kaz. “States seek ways to fight newest form of bullying” St. Paul Pioneer Press. 25 August 2012:
Being said, students spend most of their time at school, it is the most common place where bullying takes place, especially in middle school. It is becoming a trouble as it is interfering with the student’s academics during school. Bullying is a school matter, school administrators need to deal with situations, and have regulations to create a safe environment for all students. In the article of “School Bullying Declines, Federal Government Says” by Mike Kennedy, strongly supports the idea of helping bullied victims. Research shows students who are a victim struggle in school and would often skip class, furthermore are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, be depressed and are at higher risk of committing suicide (Kennedy).
It is important to realise how easy it is to be a cyberbully. I believe the greater part of the cyberbullying is happening over social media. What I mean by easy is that it is too easy to hide behind a nickname or a guest user. You can make a new user and hide behind a nickname. It can even be an offensive nickname.
One of the biggest issues of online communication is cyber bullying. It is defined as, ‘‘the use of information and communication technologies to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or group, that is intended to harm others” (Baas, de Jong, and Drossaert, 1). There is so much anonymity online which makes it difficult for cyberbullying to stop. From personal experience, I have been cyberbullied on social media websites like Youtube. People commented hurtful things on my videos, I was fifteen at the time, so I did not tell my parents.
This is the first century and technology has never been better. It has become so advanced that it has opened up opportunities for jobs, learning, and bullying. It is now easier than ever to bully someone all hours of the day, and to make the bullying follow them wherever they go. Cyberbullying never used to be much of a problem, in fact it didn’t use to exist. But now with all the new technology, and all the freedom online cyber bullying happens everyday.
The most frequently noted topics of cyberbullying is romantic relationships, friendships, sexual activity, and personal appearance. Every child has their own demons and weaknesses and when one of their “topics” are targeted on an online setting it makes it nearly impossible to escape. Bully’s target kids that can’t fend for themselves
Every Year over 1 million students get bullied. The reason why kids get bullied is because they aren’t like the others or have been mean to others in the past. That’s how bullies become bullies. A bully is worse than a bystandered because a bully is the one who is going to have to take the blame for all things that happen to the person that was bullied. Also would have a lot of guilt on their shoulders.
Question 1: Bullying is usually a repeated, unwanted, aggressive behaviour to your peers. Children and young adults are bullied at school, at their workplace and even at home by siblings. We often bully each other so that we can feel above everyone else and have a certain power over other people. Bullying can come in different forms such as physically attacking someone or verbally abusing others (U.S Department of Health and Human Sciences, 2014) . Question 2: a) Physical bullying usually includes violence such as hitting; name calling, taunting, stalking and even torturing.
According to Indah Setyawati,Cyberbullying is an act intended to humiliate,intimidate,spread hatred and resentment in cybermedia. Currently cyberbullying occurs especialy among the teenagers. It obviously
If you or others are being cyberbullied, do not hesitate to report immediately to your parents or teacher. If you just ignored the cyberbully occurred, it will never solve the problem. Let say if you are scared or cannot stop it, support the person who being bullied by giving him or her some supportive words and moral advices. At very least, you can help by not joining the cyberbullying occurred and give support to the person doing the bullying. Do not forget to save the evidences just in case things escalate.