“National Bullying Prevention Month,” isn’t until October, but social media sites are already gearing up for the conversation. Facebook released a social media safety manual Wednesday to help parents, children, and educators better understand and safely utilize the platform. The manual, officially titled the “Facebook for Educators and Community Leaders Guide,” joins a handful of [ Read More ]
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Facebook, Google+ Prepare for National Bullying Prevention Month
Comments Off on Facebook, Google+ Prepare for National Bullying Prevention Month90% of parents say their child has been a victim of Cyberbullying
Comments Off on 90% of parents say their child has been a victim of CyberbullyingA survey of 1,740 web users with children by the security firm revealed over half of those with kids that have been bullied online said their child had been “very affected” by the experience. Furthermore, 19 percent of parents revealed they had sought specialist help for their child. Cyberbullying, defined as threatening, harassing, humiliating, embarrassing [ Read More ]
There’s ‘much more to do’ to combat bullying
Comments Off on There’s ‘much more to do’ to combat bullyingThe weekend death of a Pleasant Hill teenager highlights the continued need for a statewide focus on suicide prevention and bullying, state officials and local advocates say. Sheryl Moore, mother of Alexander Betts Jr., 16, believes bullying contributed to the death of her son, who attended Southeast Polk High School. The teen’s death was a [ Read More ]
Connecticut governor new anti bullying …
Comments Off on Connecticut governor new anti bullying …Connecticut governor signs new anti bullying law. Governor Dannel Malloy signed into law legislation that takes comprehensive steps to ensure every child’s right to learn in Connecticut public schools without fear of teasing, humiliation, or assault. The new law—Public Act 11-232, An Act Concerning the Strengthening of School Bullying laws—takes effect immediately. Read more: http://t.co/C1zqksA. [ Read More ]
Children fail to understand cy…
Comments Off on Children fail to understand cy…Children fail to understand cyber-bullying. With so many households now having access to broadband services there are many kids that now spend a huge amount of time online, using the internet for all sorts of things from entertainment and listening to music to education, emailing, and social networking. Read more: http://t.co/BV8dWK8