Essays on Cyberbullying Page 2

Peter K. Smith discusses different types of school bullying, such as cyberbullying and biased or identity-based bullying. He also explores the progression of school bullying over time, known as the “four waves,” from the 1970s to present day. Furthermore, he references European research on preventing bullying, identifies potential causes and risk factors for being a…

Imagine being beaten, bruised, cut and scratched, coming home with a black eye and dried blood. Or imagine being mocked, threatened, excluded and alienated. Can you even start to Imagine how that would feel? There are people who experience this everyday of their life. This Is bullying. There are many types of bullying and they…

Bullying is the deliberate act of causing distress or harm to someone. Shockingly, in Canada, there are 900 thousand incidents of bullying reported every day among 5.2 million students, meaning that 1 out of every 5 students is bullied daily. Regrettably, many people are unaware of how widespread bullying is in their environment. There are…

I am writing to express my opinions about your recent article (Should mobile phones be banned in schools? – 27/11/12). This subject is undoubtedly a challenging topic to discuss considering the significant influence mobile phones have had on our generation. I found the writers’ perspectives and the contrasting viewpoints to be quite intriguing. Barkham’s article…

In the short story “The Possibility of Evil” by Shirley Jackson, the author guides us to discover Mrs. Strangeworth, an old lady’s true personality that no one expects. As we keep reading the mystery of this work of literature we can observe how this character changes to a whole different kind of person while evaluating…

Mainstream users worldwide, and 36 million monthly active Twitter users worldwide. Half of all of those users have been or are being bullied online which can lead to anxiety, depression, drug abuse, and suicide. I’ (Cyber Bullying Research 2010) B. There needs to be an end to cyber bullying because it is a form of…

Cyber bullying can lead to serious emotional consequences, including depression, low self-esteem, anxiety disorders and suicide. From this information, the Year 11 Health Education students decided to implement an action plan to minimise the prevalence of Cyber bullying and increase awareness among the Year 9 students at Meridan. The action plan allowed the Health Education…

The Center for Disease Control states that suicide is the third leading cause of death among youths aged 10-24 in the United States (Center for Disease Control: Teen Suicide Statistics, Chart number 1). Understanding the reasons behind teenagers’ decisions to end their own lives has always been difficult. However, it is crucial to approach teenage…

 The Contraries of having Cell Phones in High Schools Cell-phone use is becoming more and more common among students. According to CTIA-The Wireless Association, 79% of teenagers (about 17 million) have a mobile device. This has created problems in schools all over the country, which now face the daily distractions of students who want to…

In many schools today it is hard for students to do well due to constant harassment from their classmates. Studies such as “The Effects of Bullying on Children in School” have shown that bullying may lead to depression, low self-esteem, mental illness, and even suicide. According to Vulnerabilities. Org rates of Bullied, a term used…