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Cyber – Bullying on School Grounds,[object Object],Kasi Huver,[object Object],EDU 290,[object Object],Author: wsilver,[object Object]
What is Cyber – Bullying?,[object Object],According to http://www.stopcyberbullying.org: ,[object Object],“Tormented, threatened, harassed, humiliated, embarrassed or otherwise targeted by another child…”,[object Object],“…minor on both sides, or at least have been instigated by a minor against another minor.”,[object Object]
Different Types ofCyber – Bullying ,[object Object],[object Object]
Direct attacks
By proxySource: http://www.stopcyberbullying.org,[object Object]
Ways in Which People Cyber – Bully Others,[object Object],Texting,[object Object],Emails or IMs,[object Object],Chat Rooms,[object Object],Facebook/Myspace,[object Object],Signing the victim up for adult websites,[object Object],Posting pictures of photo shopped images,[object Object],Launching “hate” websites ,[object Object],Building fake profiles,[object Object],Author: compujeramey,[object Object]
Why Does It Happen?,[object Object],A sense of underachievement ,[object Object],Sense of isolation,[object Object],Attention,[object Object],Oppression ,[object Object],Conflict in values/morals,[object Object],Revenge ,[object Object],Easier with the use of technology ,[object Object],http://www.qcert.org/tips/cyberbully-workshop-english.pdf,[object Object]
How Does it Affect the Classroom?,[object Object],Constant awareness of what others think of them,[object Object],Unable to focus/participate ,[object Object],Causes low self-esteem and lack of self-confidence,[object Object],Causes “fear” of the classroom,[object Object]
Current Laws,[object Object],The following can be grounds for arrest and prosecution:,[object Object],Making threats of violence to people or their property.,[object Object],Engaging in coercion,[object Object],Making obscene or harassing telephone calls ,[object Object],Harassment or stalking. ,[object Object],Hate or bias crimes.,[object Object],Creating or sending sexually explicit images of teens,[object Object],Sexual exploitation,[object Object],Taking a photo of someone in place where privacy is expected,[object Object]
Current Laws,[object Object],Author: mrbill,[object Object],“Schools clearly have a duty to ensure that students are using school network or mobile devices in a manner that does not harm other students.”,[object Object],Freedom of Speech violated? ,[object Object],http://www.ebasedprevention.org/toolbox/bullying/cyberbullying-legal-issues,[object Object]
What is Being Doneto Stop it?,[object Object],Author: Vince Alongi,[object Object],No law in Michigan that protects cyber bullying victims ,[object Object],2006 session – anti bullying legislation proposed ,[object Object],Reintroduced in 2007  ,[object Object],http://www.bullypolice.org/mi_law.html,[object Object]

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  1. For my current events project, I researched cyber bullying and how it affects the classroom setting, as well as causes, and ways it occurs.
  2. According to stopcyberbullying.org, cyber bullying is “Being tormented, threatened, harassed, humiliated, embarrassed or otherwise targeted by another child, preteen or teen using the Internet, interactive and digital technologies or mobile phones.” In order to be considered cyber-bullying, there have to be a minor (or person under 18) involved on both sides of the issue.
  3. There are two different types of cyber-bullying: Direct attacks, which consist of any form of hurtful messages being sent directly to a person. The other is be proxy. This involves the use of other people to help deliver the bully’s messages to the victim. This is usually done with the assistant’s knowledge of the bully’s intentions, but sometimes they are unaware of what is really going on.
  4. People can be affected by texts, emails or instant messages, chat rooms, facebook and myspace, signing the victim up for adult websites, posting photo shopped pictures of the victim online, launching hate websites, building fake websites, and many other ways. These are seemingly simple, everyday things – but can easily be used to hurt others.
  5. People feel the need to bully others for a range of reasons. Some feel a sense of underachievement in their studies, extracurricular activities, at home, etc. Others feel a sense of isolation which leads to a want for more attention. Bullying others puts more attention on them and when they put someone else down, it makes them feel better about themselves. This also leads to oppression – or a need for power over others, most times by making others feel bad about themselves. Some kids have a conflict in values or morals because of the way they were raised, religion, class, and social surroundings. Often times, bullying occurs because two (or more) people were friends and had some sort of disagreement or argument. This results in one person wanting revenge and, if they were friends, they probably know a lot about the person. In the past few years, the rise of technology leads to cyber bullies having an easier time transferring information. Texting, facebook, profiles, and other web and phone browsers were not available a ten years ago…and ways to bully is becoming much easier to do – especially when it no longer has to be done face-to-face.
  6. Cyber bullying can affect the way a student thinks and acts in the school and each classroom. The victim is always aware of what others think of them which makes it hard for them to focus in class. When a student is being bullied, school is the last thing on their mind. They are much more worried about what will be said about them next than commas, colons, or the quadratic formula. Bullying causes a lower self-esteem and lack of self-confidence which results in a lack of willingness to answer questions in class and participate in group activities. Also, if the victim has a shared class with the bully, the are somewhat “afraid” of the classroom. They often don’t want to show up for class, and therefore, fall behind in their work.
  7. The following can be, but is not always, grounds for arrest and prosecution:Making threats of violence to people or their property.Engaging in coercion (trying to force someone to do something he or she doesn’t want to do).Making obscene or harassing telephone calls (this text messaging).Harassment or stalking. Hate or bias crimes.Creating or sending sexually explicit images of teens (this is child pornography).Sexual exploitationTaking a photo of someone in place where privacy is expected (like a locker room)
  8. As a school, they have a duty to ensure that students are using school network or mobile devices correctly, and in a manner that doesn’t hurt other students. This can be ensured by blocking social networking sites (such as facebook, myspace, msn messenger, etc). However, some people fear that a person’s right to free speech is being violated when they are punished for voicing their opinions about someone which partly leads to the government having a hard time passing laws against cyber bullying.
  9. Currently, there is no law in Michigan that protects the victims of cyber bullying. In 2006, Glenn Anderson proposed an anti bullying legislation, but it did not pass. It was reintroduced in 2007 and passed the State House. Once it made it to the Senate Education Committee, no action occurred.
  10. As an overview, cyber bullying is becoming more common among preteens and teens. It comes in a variety of forms and occurs for many different reasons. It often results in a fear of the school and classroom. Despite efforts to create a law protecting victims of cyber bullying, there is no current law in Michigan.