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The document discusses cyberbullying and provides tips to stop it. It defines cyberbullying as telling others negative things about a person online. It recommends four tips: 1) Don't provoke cyberbullying, 2) don't send anything online that can't be said nicely, 3) tell an adult if being bullied, and 4) don't threaten others online. Cyberbullies often use technology like phones, computers, and social media to bully anonymously.
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- 1. So stop bullying today! By: Harry Gordon, Cory Reynolds, Jeremy Innocent and Jared Benskins
- 2. Cyber bullying is when people tell other people about a person or a thing on an electrical device.
- 4. Cyber bullies often use cell phones, computers, Skype, and email, blog, or on websites and other devices, they can also use instant messaging.
- 5. Pictures
- 6. It is another way to bully people. People cyber bully because it is an easier way for people to bully people.They also do this because they don’t have to look at the person who they are bullying. They can hack into your computer. Some do for laughs and a lot do it for pleasure and reaction. Some even do it for torment.
- 7. Direct attack Cyber-bullying
- 8. This is a message that is sent to a child directly such as: Face book Internet polling Interactive gaming (Wii, X-box live, Play station
- 9. Cyber bullying usually effects any child or teenager who has access the internet and their families
- 10. Rebecca Black with her song Friday.The hurtful comments really upset the thirteen year old.
- 11. What ever goes around comes back around
- 12. Internet- STOPcyber bullying.org www. Speedbrake.com www. Cyberbullyhelp.com