The document discusses cyberbullying, defining it as bullying via information and communication technologies, which allows anonymous harassment through social media and other online platforms. It highlights the severe psychological and emotional consequences for victims, such as depression, anxiety, and social withdrawal, and emphasizes the importance of open communication with trusted adults. Additionally, it provides safety tips for online interactions and underscores the need for prevention measures in schools and at home.

1. Cyberbullying
Manuela Pessoa Amorim
9º - A
May/2018
Work of the English Discipline.

2. What is cyberbullying
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✗ Cyberbullying refers to bullying through
information and communication
technologies, damaging words and
photos are transmitted, and it allows
predators to reach anonymously through
online means.

3. What is cyberbullying
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✗ Unlike physical oppressors, cyberbullies
can torment students on tools like social
media platforms, instant messaging,
email, blogs and websites rather than
face-to-face encounters.

4. What is cyberbullying
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✗ With the advent of apps like Facebook,
SnapChat, Twitter, etc., cyberbullying is
becoming more prevalent than ever.

5. Cyberbullying
Consequences

6. Consequences
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While cyberbullying is a relatively new
phenomenon, the consequences are far-
reaching and similar to those of physical and
emotional bullying. Victims may experience
psychological and emotional damage, severe
depression, anxiety, anger-and even suicidal
behavior.

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Consequences
Everyday there are over
150,000 kids in world, stay
home from school because
of bullying;

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Consequences
Some sing of a victim of
bullying are: student loss of
friends of avoidance of social
situations, unexpected stop
using phones or computer,
self-destruction behavior ...

9. Cyberbullying
What You
Should do!

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If anyone makes you feel
uncomfortable or
embarrassed online then
please tell your parents
or someone that can
help. If they're doing it to
you then they might also
be doing it to other
people.
What you should do!

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It's particularly
important never to
meet up with anyone
you meet online in
real life, if anyone
suggests that to you
keep it secret that's a
real danger sign.
What you should do!

12. Cyberbullying
General Safety
Tips.

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Don’t post anything
on a social
networking site which
gives your real name,
address, school,
phone number or
which will allow a
stranger to contact
you in real life.
General safety tips
Adress

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If you have a webcam
or smartphone never
be pressured into
taking pictures of
yourself that you
wouldn't want other
people to see.
General safety tips

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Prevention of
cyberbullying should
be included in school
policies, and
especially in the
family environment
that should be the
safe haven of a child.
Children may be reluctant to admit to being the victims of cyberbullying.

16. The End.