Cyberbullying

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Tips for Dealing with Cyberbullying #CyberSafe include Save the evidence, remain civil, Block the bully, Tell a trusted adult, and Reports threats to police

Bullying occurs due to an imbalance in power between a bully and the one being bullied. The vice has so many adverse effects on the bullied, which are both long term and short term. According to the 2018 School Crime Supplement, close to 20% of students deal with bullying problems. Similarly, the 2017 Youth Risk […]

Facts about #cyberbullying

A conversation about bullying and how we can create caring, respectful and safe schools and communities, featuring Alison Redford, Premier of the Government ...

What cyberbullying is, how it works and how to understand and deal with cyberbullies.

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The Internet is a social medium made up of communities, cliques, and groups. While this is usually positive, sometimes people engage intimidation or harassment. This section explores the myths and realities of cyberbullying and offers tips for adults to help young people who are involved in it.

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