Statistics
Every _____ minutes a child is cyberbullied.
7 minutes (ABOUT)
You should do these two things if you are cyberbullied:
Tell a trusted adult and don't respond.
You should always
Spread awareness about cyberbullying?
Definition of cyberbullying
Bullying that occurs online.
About this many teenagers have been cyberbullied.
1 in every 3 teenagers
To not be tracked down by cyberbullies you should do this.
Never give out any personal information.
Law officials are involved in less than 1 in 5 cases of cyberbullying. The reason this is happening is because teens, and children do not do this.
Tell an adult, or an school official.
List at least three examples of cyberbullying.
Mean texts and emails, rumours spread by social networking, or embarrassing pictures.
Only this many teenagers out of 10 tell their parents if they have been cyberbullied.
Only 1 out of 10 teenagers?
If you are being cyberbullied you should do this:
Tell a trusted adult.
This is one of the extreme effects of cyberbullying.
Suicide
Why do people cyberbully?
To make themselves feel better/They think it is funny/They want to hurt a persons feelings.
____% of children admit that someone had said mean or hurtful things to them online.
58% of children
If someone sends you messages with hurtful and harassing language, sexting, or says mean things you should never do this:
DON'T respond to the person/ Just leave it alone/Ignore
These are the major effects when a person has been cyberbullied.
Depression, avoiding friends, and sometimes suicide
People may cyberbully others because of this reason.
(Give different examples)
Revenge or impressing friends?
__% of people use their social networking sites accounts to cyberbully.
39% of people
You can help stop the spread of cyberbullying by:
Spreading positive vibes throughout the internet.
Example;
- Complimenting other people
This is the most common tool for cyberbullying.
Cell Phones and any other electronic gadgets.
Why is cyberbullying a big deal?
People are harmed and could be hurt.