The effort to stop cyberbullies may now be led by students, as Oregon students in Beaverton have developed the T.H.I.N.K poster to stop cyberbullies. T.H.I.N.K is an invention by the students, imploring their peers to stop cyberbullies and consider their actions before taking them. T.H.I.N.K stands for: T stands for ‘is it true?’ H is for is… Continue reading Oregon Students Create T.H.I.N.K Poster to Stop Cyberbullies
Cyberbullying children are a major American epidemic that parents need to solve to protect their kids. Cyberbullying children infest America’s schools. Cyberbullying children prey on their peers, attacking them 24/7 with social media, mobile texts, and in-person’s harrasment. The NewsGuard.com had a detailed post on what cyberbullying children do and how they hurt their peers:… Continue reading Cyberbullying Children: Reasons and Prevention
By Paul Grossinger The no cyberbullying provision is sailing through the Michigan State Senate and is likely to be added to the state’s landmark new anti-bullying bill. The new no cyberbullying provision, Senate Bill 74, would require schools to enact specific anti-cyberbullying rules as part of the new changes to “Matt’s Safe School Law,” which… Continue reading Michigan State Senate Endorses No Cyberbullying Prohibition
Social media bullying has come to Oklahoma as students in junior and high school struggle to cope with constant bullying over online and mobile social media channels. Allison Timberlake is just one example of this new social media bullying phenomenon. The Tulsa mother did not give her eleven year old daughter access to social media… Continue reading Oklahoma Schools Face Social Media Bullying
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