Cyber Bullying
A recent survey conducted into cyber bullying amongst students in Grades 6 to 11 reveals alarming issues which parents and educators must be aware of and need to urgently address.
Cyber bullying is taking place by peers and students at their school and in their communities. These interactions are beyond the reach of monitoring and parental vigilance.
The problem with Cyber bullying is it can be hard to speak up and tell someone in authority what is going on because it is almost impossible to be objective when someone is being cyber bullied.
NOT ANY MORE!
That is why we offer an online reporting program were students can report cyber bullying directly to their principal.
It is easy.
All your students have to do is copy the cyber bullying message and paste it right into our online reporting system.
The bullying report goes directly to the principal’s email.
Cyber bullying is bad behaviour and we can't fix this bad behaviour unless someone speaks up.
Now you can have the tool that will allow you to deal with students who cyber bully other students at your school in an objective measurable way.
To learn more click on tab below
Cyber bullying is taking place by peers and students at their school and in their communities. These interactions are beyond the reach of monitoring and parental vigilance.
The problem with Cyber bullying is it can be hard to speak up and tell someone in authority what is going on because it is almost impossible to be objective when someone is being cyber bullied.
NOT ANY MORE!
That is why we offer an online reporting program were students can report cyber bullying directly to their principal.
It is easy.
All your students have to do is copy the cyber bullying message and paste it right into our online reporting system.
The bullying report goes directly to the principal’s email.
Cyber bullying is bad behaviour and we can't fix this bad behaviour unless someone speaks up.
Now you can have the tool that will allow you to deal with students who cyber bully other students at your school in an objective measurable way.
To learn more click on tab below
Why do Middle School Students Bully?
- To gain power over other middle school students
- To get attention
- Complacent Bystanders make them popular
- To gain material things through aggression
- To act out problems because their home difficult
Cyber Bullying Tips for Students
Tell someone in authority - Police, Parents
If you're threatened at school tell the principal and don't erase the messages they may be needed to take action against the bully
Don't open or read messages from cyber bullies
Protect yourself: Never agree to meet face to face with anyone you meet online
If bullied through chat or instant messaging, the "bully" can often be blocked
Keep an open communication with your parents...
Hey parents the #1 reason your children don't speak up to you about cyber bullying is because they feel you’re going to take away their computer. Have a talk with the kids
If you're threatened at school tell the principal and don't erase the messages they may be needed to take action against the bully
Don't open or read messages from cyber bullies
Protect yourself: Never agree to meet face to face with anyone you meet online
If bullied through chat or instant messaging, the "bully" can often be blocked
Keep an open communication with your parents...
Hey parents the #1 reason your children don't speak up to you about cyber bullying is because they feel you’re going to take away their computer. Have a talk with the kids