Cyberbullying involves using electronic communication devices like phones and computers to harass or bully others. Common forms of cyberbullying include repeated harassment through messages, sharing private or embarrassing information about others without consent, impersonating others online, and engaging in online fights using angry or vulgar language. The Cybercrime Prevention Act of the Philippines provides guidelines for addressing cyberbullying, including assigning points deductions for disruptive behavior during debates on the issue. Students are assigned a short research paper on cyberbullying using at least two cited sources.

4. Cyber Bullying

5. Cyber Bullying
• Cyberbullying is bullying that takes
place using electronic technology.
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.

6. Common Forms of Cyber Bullying
1. Harassment:
Repeatedly sending offensive, rude, and
insulting messages

7. 2. Denigration:
Distributing information about another that
is derogatory and untrue through posting it
on a Web page, sending it to others through
email or instant messaging, or posting or
sending digitally altered photos of
someone.

8. 3. Flaming:
Online "fighting" using electronic messages
with angry, vulgar language
4. Impersonation:
Breaking into an email or social networking
account and using that person's online
identity to send or post vicious or
embarrassing material to/about others.

9. 5. Outing and Trickery:
Sharing someone's secrets or embarrassing
information, or tricking someone into
revealing secrets or embarrassing
information and forwarding it to others

10. 6. Cyber Stalking:
Repeatedly sending messages that include
threats of harm or are highly
intimidating, or engaging in other online
activities that make a person afraid for his
or her safety (depending on the content of
the message, it may be illegal)

11. Cybercrime Prevention Act
Republic Act no. 10175

12. Guidelines:
1. No scandalous words.
2. Each side would be given a maximum of 5
minutes to express their opinions.
3. In the debate, the other group can only
express their opinions if the opposing group
had already finished their talk.

13. 4. Their must be an opening and closing
statement. The debate begins with an opening
statement from the “pro” side, followed by a
statement from the “con”. Opening statement
should include each sides opinion with a brief
overview of the supporting evidences. The
debate ends with a closing statements from
both sides. Again the “pro” speaks first followed
by the “con”.
5. Deduction of 10 points for the noisiest group.

16. Assignment: (Short bond paper)
Research about article related to cyber
bullying. (at least two article)
 Cite sources
 To be submitted next meeting.

17. References:
http://www.stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/whatis-it/
http://www.gov.ph/2012/09/12/republic-act-no10175/
http://www.violencepreventionworks.org/public/
cyber_bullying.page
http://www.askthejudge.info/cyber-bullyingamong-the-youth/
http://www.gmanet.com/news/story/274156/scit
ech/socialmedia/cyberbullying-a-victim-s-tale-oflies-and-the-madness-of-crowds