Vol. 16, No. 1
 
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“Students thrive in
schools where they feel
adults know them, care
about them, and respect
them. Proactive adult
intervention in cases of
cyber bullying is one
more way that adults
show this care and
respect.”

—Susan Limber
Clemson University

 

 


Contents

The School Bully in Cyberspace
Teens live highly digital and media-rich lives with more communications choices than ever before. The media explosion is influencing our youths in ways never imagined.LEARN MORE

Susan Limber Discusses Bullying in The Digital Age
Susan Limber is a professor of psychology at Clemson University who works within the Institute on Family & Neighborhood Life.LEARN MORE

What Can Schools Do About Cyber Bullying?
Given the pervasiveness of cyber bullying, schools are in a position to proactively address the occurrence of cyber bullying in their schools or districts. LEARN MORE

Empowering Students to Speak Up About Cyber Bullying
Teens are highly connected to the Internet. They know the popular sites that teens use, the acronyms, and the applications. And though many teens seem light-years ahead in cyberspace, they still need adult guidance on tough issues like cyber bullying. LEARN MORE

Lawmakers Help Educators Take Aim at Cyber Bullying
Given the pervasiveness of cyber bullying, schools are in a position to proactively address the occurrence of cyber bullying in their schools or districts. LEARN MORE

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