...Binalfew Mecuriaw EN 102 Prof. Nuredinoski 5/13/13 Cyber-bulling In School Children According to the an author, Zetter, Kim, a neighborhood women setup an account in MySpace anonymously to contact one of her daughter’s classmates. The goal of the woman was to find out why the girl did not go along with her daughter. After she set up the account, the women started contacting her daughter’s classmate. The girl thought the account was for a 16 years old boy. She did not realize that she was contacting her schoolmate’s mother because the woman created the account anonymously. After they started contacting to each other, the woman started abusing the girl with her repeated and mean messages. She started insulting the girl via MySpace repeatedly. Finally, the girl was found hanged behind her house. We all remember that when we were in elementary and high schools, teachers would have to stand on the play ground during break time and monitor the bullies, who would try to take another child’s lunch money, or to take a note being passed around in the classroom that would read something like “I will see you on the play ground after school.” We all passed through this kind of bulling. This kind of bulling used to be performed by physically bigger students and it was not also that much serious. However, over the past few years, with the improvement and tremendously changed of networking technology, the way of life and interaction among people has been altered completely in both...
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...Rosaline Johnson EDUC 200 Cyber bullying: Implications for Principal Leadership Tim a high school student comes home from school and checks his Facebook. When he looks on his page he sees someone has tag him in a picture. The picture is with his shirt off, when he was in PE changing clothes. Tim is concerned obesity. The picture has an arrow pointed to his stomach saying hateful remarks about how big his stomach is. Other students from his class and all over the school make remarks that are hurtful. This type of abuse is one of the many of kind of Cyber bulling. Cyber bulling is when you get on some type of media and make hurtful comments about people. “The growth of computer and information technologies and the creation of products and services incorporating these innovations have brought many benefits to public education.”(Hvidston1, Hvidston2, Range, Harbour, 297) Bringing technology in the classroom has help students succeed in the classroom but it has also brought a lot of problems to students when it comes to cyber bulling. Cyber bully has become so extreme that it has been brought to the Supreme Court, “Cyber bulling has been identified by school leaders and researchers as one of the most serious adverse consequences of incorporating information technology into the classroom. (Hvidston1, Hvidston2...
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...| Bullying Report | | | [Type the author name] B.S.H.S. 325 | 11/28/2014 | | Hi everyone to day we will be talking about bulling. Some of you may say think and wonder what is bulling. Well when it comes to bulling it is defined as situations were one person or even a group of some individuals can at times use violent behavior to one another. When it comes to violence among children and young adults this can then be considered to be any type of physical or even psychological violent behavior that is at times aimed at the children and young adults”(Dracic 2009, P. 216). When it comes to bullying this can cause the victim to feel bad about them self’s and also can cause the victim to even have low self-esteem problems. Some of the victims of bulling may even stop talking to their family members because they just want to be left alone. If these victims are being bullied all the time this can even lead to them having issues such as lifelong psychological issues. Bulling is about someone having the power to abuse another person. When it comes to an individual who is getting bullied this individual can feel threatened and may also feel unsafe. Bullying has become an issue that has come to effect over a million of students today in schools. Now days not only are these students being bullied at school but they are also being bullied online. When students or individuals are always bullied and picked on this can lead to the person or child having thoughts about suicide...
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...CYBER BULLYING CAMPAIGN A I million dollar budget for cyber bullying campaign is appropriate for high school to ensure students accelerate their academic achievement, and the safety and well-being of our students is a top priority. Bullying affects a student’s ability to focus on learning and to succeed in the classroom and beyond. I will have a detailed program to include the following; Establishing an Anti-Bullying Hot Line In my program, establishment of anti-bulling hot line must be included. This will gather for students who may not be comfortable reporting to administrators and staff at school. While proactive measures are critical to prevention, it is also essential that all reported instances are treated with utmost seriousness. Establishing a Bullying Prevention Guide for Students and School Personnel My program must include provision of a guide which will help guidance or parents of students with disabilities to advice their children about cyber bulling. This guide will include a part used by students themselves. The guide provides strategies for responding effectively when students are bullied. This guide helps prepare parents and guardians of children with disabilities to talk with their children about bullying. It provides strategies for responding effectively when children are bullied and for including these strategies in children’s Individualized Education Program (IEP). Establishing Bullying Prevention and Intervention Guide for Individualized Education...
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...No Tolerance and No Bulling Policies: Why They Do Not Work "Zero Tolerance Policies" were first instated into schools, to enforce suspension and expulsion, in response to students; violating; weapons, drugs and violent act policies that were already in place. Shortly after, schools began to instate “No Bulling Policies” partly to a high suicide rate among teenagers due to bulling. The consequences for violating these policies can now go beyond expulsion, and have legal implications. In theory these policies are a great idea. Unfortunately, these policies are rarely implemented and carried out correctly, causing them to not just be ineffective; but causing them to have adverse effects. We have tried these policies in our schools , it has been proven that they have done more harm than good; it is now time to remove these policies from our schools. The “school to prison pipeline," is a recent national trend where children are pushed out of public schools, and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Many of these children have learning disabilities, histories of poverty, and histories of abuse and neglect. There students would benefit from additional educational and counseling services. Instead, they are isolated, punished and pushed out. Many "Zero-tolerance" policies criminalize minor infractions of school rules. Cops in schools are criminalizing behavior that should be handled inside the school. Students of color are especially vulnerable to push-out trends and the...
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...What is cyber bullying? Bullying has always been a huge issue within and outside the school, but due to the advances in technology bullying has been taken to a whole other level. Nowadays bullies can reach almost anywhere they want and can also target almost anyone, this is the result of exposing children of early ages to the internet, and as the use of cell phones and social media gets more popular in children’s daily lives they become more susceptible to cyberbullying. By definition cyber bullying means the use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature, but in reality its way more problematic then that, according to How is it controversial? Cyber bulling can easily...
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...destructive actions to themselves and other people; therefore, it needs to be taken seriously. Despite all the fights against bullying, it still happens. Whether at home, school, or work, bullying is an epidemic for children, adolescents, and adults. One of the unfortunate experiences that marks many childhoods is bullying. Bullying generally brings to mind children being taunted on the playground. According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, “Close to half of all children will experience school bullying at some point while they are at primary or secondary school. At least 10 percent of children are bullied regularly.” Childhood bullying is a serious problem in schools everywhere, and it can be very harmful, long term to children. Bullying damages their own self-image in ways that can affect them for life. Children who are bullied can be stunted emotionally and socially, as well as see their schoolwork suffer. In some cases, serious depression and attempted suicide can result from childhood bullying. It’s been reported by Make Beats not Beat Downs, that 90% of 4th through 8th graders are victims of bullying. There are many types of bulling such as physical, verbal, and cyber bullying just to name a few. Many children today are subjected to physical abuse due to bullying. Children who are subjected to this type of...
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...Negotiation Paper This paper describes the possibility of cyber bulling and the negotiations that parents need to use in order to help protect and educate the own children in internet usage. This will also analyze that role of communitarian and personalities in negotiation and how they contributed or detracted from the negotiations. This will also help you have a better understanding of how the young people you are negotiating with communicate, and what personality best fits each of these individuals and will better prepare you as parent to produce a mutually successful long-term negotiation with a lasting and successful outcome. Parents can use negotiations as a tool to protect and educate their own children and other young people on their own usage on the internet and how they provide a safe environment for all users. Parents and teachers use negotiation strategies daily to protect children from the internet content that is not appropriate for all ages of children to view on the internet. Parents need to find the best way to negotiation with their children on the possible torment, threats, harassment, humiliation, and embarrassment that targets many children when they are using the internet, interactive and digital technologies or mobile phones. All of this is known as cyber bullying. Communication is one of the most important ways in the negotiation process and knowing the personality of the children that are involved in the negotiation is also an important part...
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...BULLYING Bullying is everywhere. Have you ever been bullied? Bullying can occur your whole life, involving various situations. Bullying occurs as a regular basis at schools. Bullying comes in many different forms, from cyber bulling to physical bulling. Bullying in any form is wrong and has to stop. Bullying can affect a person’s life. Those that undergo bulling a lot can get pushed to a breaking point, where they can end up hurting themselves or even hurting others. Students bullying other class mates, maybe to impress other students. Bullies like the attention they get from others. Hurtful actions make them feel powerful and popular. Bullies pick on students they think are weak, unpopular, and easily intimated. Bullying gives them a identity, becoming well known in school. Bullying behavior occurs for many reasons, some of which are TV violence, lack of parent’s attention, bad moods, not being taught rights and wrongs and also being around bad influences. Parents aren’t aware of the aggressive behavior that their children are exhibiting, either inside or outside the home. Parents lack giving children attention which causes their children to become aggressive without their notice. In many families both parents might work causing them to have no time to pay attention to their children’s needs. Bullying is happening everywhere. You may not see it, you may not know it is there, but it is happening and it causes pain to the victims. The only way to end bullying...
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...people have become so dependent on the technology around us that they will knowingly follow it and get themselves in a life or death situation such as with Global Positioning System. With the internet in almost every home and now on our cell phones we have been introduced to new issues to think and worry about. From hackers to viruses designed to break into your home computer or a company’s computer system just to get your personnel information. The internet has made it easier for thieves to steal your identity and ruin you financially taking years to fix. Our teens spend a lot of their time on internet and in most cases social media websites, which has made it easier for pedophiles and bullies to targeting our children putting them in danger. Yes, technology is a great thing but with the advancements also come a new set of problems when we get too reliant and complacent with the technology we us. As a society we have become way too reliant on the technology around us that help make our life easier. We all remember last year when super storm sandy hit the east coast. If you were like me, you lost power for days, no electricity which meant no lights and no computer or internet and no cell phone service. How did you deal with the lack of the internet and your cell phone? If you were like my family, we had old oil lamps and flash lights for light and we read books to...
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...Communication and Personality in Negotiation: Cyber-Bulling Paper Name MGT/445 Organizational Negotiations University of Phoenix Date Instructor Communication and Personality in Negotiation: Cyber-Bulling Paper Bullying has been a part of student’s life since the beginning of time and has evolved with each passing generation unfortunately. When I was student in grade school bullying consisted of spreading rumors, not allowing certain people in your cliques, teasing, getting groups of people to attack a student, threats and hitting. Since this type of bullying was done in person it was more visual and adults were able to intervene in most cases. With the introduction of the internet bullying has escalated to a whole new level. Now students are able to Cyber bully other students and being limitless while doing so. Cyber-Bullying “is defined as an individual or group willingly using information and communication involving electronic technologies to facilitate deliberate and repeated harassment or threat to another individual or group by sending or posting cruel text and/or graphics using technological means” (Mason 2008). Cyber-Bullying has been slowly creeping its way into our children lives. Cyber-Bullying has become a regrettable part of school for students across the world. It can go unseen by adults, unreported by the students/victims and sadly unresolved. Nowadays, bullies are able to prey on their victims via social networking websites, blogs, cell...
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...Cyber Bullying in High School Aby Kuruvilla July 2, 2013 Cyber Bullying in High schools As advancement of technology increases with items such as smart phones, tablets and laptops for the use of social media sites over the past several years, so has the incidence of harassment and bullying with teens. New technologies offer beneficial as well as consequential opportunities for social connections and communication in a given community as across the world. According to “stopbullying.gov”, cyber bullying is referred to as “bullying that takes place using electronic technology… includes devices and equipment such as cell phones, computers, and tablets as well as communication tools including social media sites, text messages, chat, and websites.” (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2011). While cyber bullying in high school is an easy way for bullies to attack their victims without having to be seen, it continues to be a serious problem among teenagers and should be strongly combated. Cyber bullying occurs in many different forms such as cruel and harsh messages via emails and texts messages, posting vicious messages and pictures on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace etc. Other forms include making unwanted and negative statements in chat rooms, and even breaking into someone else’s personal accounts to send damaging messages to hurt them or someone else. (Cyberbullying Research Center, 2004) Who Does Cyber bullying Affect? According...
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...Cyber bullying has come forth as a recent form of peer aggression in our society. As its name implies, cyber bullying occurs through the use of an electronic device with the purpose to harm others. Although research has already established a number of serious consequences of cyber-attacks, many questions remain unanswered concerning the impact of cyber bullying. Children are the most valuable asset in every town or community, regardless of religion, ethnicity or national origin. Given that technology is increasing rapidly, it seems important to assess the risks related to internet usage, and in particular the risks of becoming a victim of online grooming and cyber bulling .Todays kids and teenagers are living in a environment that is radically different to the time of their parents, also virtual environments have become more popular in both the habitat of our homes and also within the walls of our school districts. In today’s generation,social networking sites have become a trend and the amount of users altogher has escalated extremely high since the last couple of years, everyone seems to have one may it be Facebook, Twitter or any other site. It is highly uncommon to find someone without it. Children are forging their ages to get on to sites like these which can leave them open to cyber bullying and emotional distress. As a result of social networking less children socialize with each other face to face. Furthermore children have a lack of confidence when speaking to...
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...Cyber Bullying Cyber bullying takes place using electronic technology with that being said it attracts mainly teenagers. Cellphones, computer and tablets by now everyone has access to any of these items with internet to connect on-line. Cyber bullying can happen through mean text messages, emails, and rumors or even posted on social networking. These things can be posted anonymously and can be distributed quickly making it impossible to trace down the source. In a study performed of middle age teens, 30 percent of students said to be involved in cyber bullying as victims and 27.5 percent reported being involved in cyber bulling as the bully. Students who were involved in cyber bullying were more likely than others to report perpetration of violence toward peers. In addition to the study females were more likely than males to be bully victims. Weather done in person or through technology the effects of bullying is similar. It can affect everyone, those who are bullied, the bully and the people that witness. Cyber bullying can be linked to many negative outcomes mental health, substance abuse and even suicide. Cyber bullying is a crime because it is harassment there are consequences for these actions. According to the Texas Penal Code; cyber bullying falls into the harassment category. Harassment a person commits an offense if, with intent to harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment or embarrass another(42.07). Harassment law that can be used to criminally...
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...Cyber bullying is detrimental in adolescent development Consider how often you use the Internet or a cell phone. Over the last decade, technology has become ingrained in our daily lives, changing the way we work, communicate, and seek information or entertainment. At schools across the country, many students are accessorized with the latest cell phones and iPods. Children are especially tech-savvy, having grown up alongside computers, the Internet, and cell phones and many connect with friends several times a day through email, text messages, Web sites, or instant messaging. But along with the convenience and communication that these high-tech innovations provide, the potential for negative experiences has also emerged. Often, the parent-adolescent relationship is the one relationship that informs how a young person handles other relationships. Unfortunately, adolescents sometimes develop unhealthy relationships, and experience or exhibit bullying or dating violence. Friendships play a major role in the lives of adolescents. A circle of caring and supportive friends can have a positive influence on healthy development, and the absence of caring and respectful friends can have negative effects. Parents, teachers and other adult role models can help young people learn how to make and keep good friends. Still, forming and maintaining friendships during adolescence can be challenging. Peer pressure—good and bad—often affects decisions young people make. Adults can set good...
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