Cyberbullying involves the use of electronic devices and communication tools to bully or harass others. The document outlines some common tactics used by cyberbullies such as pretending to be other people online, spreading lies and rumors, and posting embarrassing pictures without consent. Kids who experience cyberbullying may engage in risky behaviors and have lower self-esteem. The document provides tips for parents to help prevent cyberbullying, such as being aware of their kids' online activities, using privacy settings appropriately, and establishing clear rules for technology use.

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Cyberbullying
By:Ana Cristina Tames
6B #28
Cyberbullying

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Cyberbullying
 Cyberbullying is the bullying (an
unwanted, aggressive behavior among school
aged children that involves a real or perceived
power imbalance.) through electronic devices
such as cell phones, computers, tablets with
communication tools like social networks, text
messages, email, chat, and websites

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 The National Crime Prevention Association
lists tactics often used by teen
cyberbullies.[16]
 Pretend they are other people online to trick
others
 Spread lies and rumors about victims
 Trick people into revealing personal
information
 Send or forward mean text messages
 Post pictures of victims without their consent
 Cyberbullying can happen 24 hour 7 days a
week, it can happen any time.

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 Kids that are cyberbullied may :
 Use alcohol and drugs
 Skip school
 Experience in-person bullying
 Be unwilling to attend school
 Receive poor grades
 Have lower self-esteem
 Have more health problems

5. +  They are many ways to prevent parents and
kids pass through cyberbullying:
 Parents may be aware of what their kids are
doing online
 Know the sites they are visiting
 Parents know how to use the sites they like
 Ask their password, only to use them in
case of emergency
 Ask to “friend” or “follow” your kids on social
media sites or ask another trusted adult to
do so.
 Establised Rules about technology use
 be clear about what sites they can visit and
what they are permitted to do when they’re
online
 Tell them not to share anything that could hurt or
embarrass themselves or others
 Encourage kids to think about who they want to

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THE USE OF SOCIAL
NETWORKS FOR CHILDREN
UNDER 13 YEARS OLD
by:Ana Cristina Tames

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 The use of social networks for children
under 13 years old is not llegally
permitted however kids under 13 years
old use social networks to
communicate, play, work etc.

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 This ways can parents protect their kids being on social
networks:
Social networking sites can have many benefits for
children, such as allowing them to explore new interests. Help
your children use them more safely by going over the following
tips and discussion starters.
 Check your child’s friend lists to see who has access to his
or her profile. Make sure your child knows all friends in
person.
 Teach your child to set profiles to private–but be aware that
privacy settings do not guarantee complete privacy.
 Have your child remove any inappropriate content and
photos and delete any personal information.
 Check the profiles of your child’s friends to see if there is
revealing information or photos about your child.

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Pros Cons
Kids learn since Little how to use
or be part of social networks
The kids are exposed to many
risks
They have many ways to be
communicated with their friends
Sometimes the kids while playing
can be exposed to many risks
because the dont know how to
use social network
They can express themselves
and talk about their interests
Cyber-bullying could be more
prevalent
learn about new things and find
communities that encourage a
hobby or passion.
Most social networking sites put
all user-submitted information on
public view by default. So people
with malicious intentions can
access their profile

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References
 www.stopcyberbullying.org
 denissejimenez.com -
 http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/talk/cy
berbullying.html
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red

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