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    Cyberbullying involves one child targeting another using technology such as cell phones, games, or websites. It can be more long lasting than traditional bullying as it follows victims anywhere online. Examples of cyberbullying include sending hateful messages, creating websites to vote on the "ugliest" kids, posting death threats, and writing mean comments on profiles. The document advises teaching children to stop, block, and tell trusted adults about cyberbullying and to think before engaging online.

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    Cyberbullying involves one child targeting another using technology such as cell phones, games, or websites. It can be more long lasting than traditional bullying as it follows victims anywhere online. Examples of cyberbullying include sending hateful messages, creating websites to vote on the "ugliest" kids, posting death threats, and writing mean comments on profiles. The document advises teaching children to stop, block, and tell trusted adults about cyberbullying and to think before engaging online.

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    CSC134 CYBERBULLY ING

    NURUL HANA BINTI MAHMUD

    What is Cyberbullying?
    It's when one child targets another child using interactive technologies.

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    SUCH AS:
    Cell Phones, Text-messaging Devices, Interactive Games, Instant Message, Password & ID Theft, Or Cyber-bashing Websites.

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    It can be more longlasting than schoolyard bullying. It follows them anywhere they use their cell phone or log in onto the internet.
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    It can be a hateful message to your child, anonymous or signed:

    "I hate you. Everyone else hates you too. You should just die!"

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    It can be bashing website, where other kids can vote for the ugliest, fattest, most unpopular kid "Ugly! Fat! Ugly and Fat! See pictures of the five ugliest fat kids at Greenstone Middle School. Vote for the ugliest fat kid by clicking here!"

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    It can be death threat sent anonymously to your child or posted online about you child "I am going to get you! I know where you live and I am going to kill you and your family!"

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    They can post mean things on your child's website guestbook

    "Jennifer is so lame, she has no friends and everyone hates her!"

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    Teach your kids: To stop, block and tell! Not to become unwitting accomplices of a cyberbully. To think before they click! To respect others online! To google themselves often!
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    THANK YOU!!

    REFERENCES: www.stopcyberbullying.org

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