Cyber Bullying

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Cyber Bullying
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Cyber Bullying is Different

• Children routinely underestimate its impact
• Involves more/different kids
• Broader Impact
• Because it can be view at School, Home and
  Everywhere

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Cyber Bullying becomes Bullying

• Cyber bullying is repetitive by definition,
  because an electronic communication can be sent
  and viewed by many people.
• Although cyber bullies intend to harm their
  victim, they dont always intend the widespread
  scale of humiliation that might result.

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Why Cyber bullying is so popular

• You do not see your victim, so you do not feel as
  guilty
• You have less of the of a chance of being caught
  by an adult, so you will not get into trouble
• Some research says that the reduction of free
  play in childhood, students lack Empathy the
  capability to share another being's emotions and
  feelings

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Would you tell your parents

• 88-90 of the time children do not report Cyber
  Bullying victimization to their parents

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A New GenerationWhy Students Use The Internet

• Students are very social Go on social sites
  like Facebook, Myspace ect.
• Allows for expression and creativity
• Kids are comfortable online, but it leeds you
  being naive about the dangers of being online.

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How Boys and Girls Differ On Line

• Boys Targets are friends" It is just a joke
  
• Gaming (seen as Trash Talk)
• Girls Targets are former friends
• Motive is anger
• Social Network sites

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How are Kids Naive

• Kids minimize the issue of privacy
• Kids share passwords and usernames freely (56
  said they gave it away
• You wouldnt give anyone your credit card number.
• If you were my friend you would give it to me
  Peer pressure
• How many of their friends on facebook do you
  really know
• Files are Archived
• Who are you talking to

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Compulsive Nature to Stay In touch

• Why students are texting in their pocket, or
  pocketbook
• The reason they would remove blocking technology
• Rather take a chance of getting in trouble and
  text, than missing out on a text from a friend
• Regard the consequences as insignificant

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Cell Phones

• Sexting Taking a picture of yourself partially
  nude, or nude.
• Using cell phones When is it appropriate
• If someone is sending threatening messages to you
  save them, the number, or get the police to print
  out the messages.

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Dont Dos

• Go to the internet when you are mad
• Think that you can not get in trouble
• Understand that whatever you do online is
  archived (for Ever!)
• Sexting can be innocent flirting until one person
  sends it to everyone
• Think you can solve the problem yourself
• Give out private information