Comments for Cyber Bullying & School Bullying http://www.bullyingtalk.com Bullying Facts and Prevention Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:47:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on Who Are The Victims and Perpetrators of Cyberbullying? by KenS http://www.bullyingtalk.com/who-are-the-victims-and-perpetrators-of-cyberbullying/comment-page-1/#comment-189 KenS Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:47:47 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=97#comment-189 the FACT is that cyberbullying will never go away until the PARENTS OF THE BULLIES do the following: -- Have knowledge of that their bully children are doing to others -- Care enough to stop it Until that happens, we can talk about stats and figures and say 'woe is me' until we are blue in the face and it won't matter. until the parents of the bullies take responsibility and hold their kids accountable for what they are doing, we ain't going nowhere. http://www.pcpandora.com the FACT is that cyberbullying will never go away until the PARENTS OF THE BULLIES do the following:
– Have knowledge of that their bully children are doing to others
– Care enough to stop it

Until that happens, we can talk about stats and figures and say ‘woe is me’ until we are blue in the face and it won’t matter. until the parents of the bullies take responsibility and hold their kids accountable for what they are doing, we ain’t going nowhere.

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]]> Comment on How Common Is Cyberbullying? by Louis http://www.bullyingtalk.com/how-common-is-cyberbullying/comment-page-1/#comment-187 Louis Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:24:15 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/how-common-is-cyberbullying/#comment-187 Unfortunately, Cyber Bullying is becoming a huge problem, leading some kids to serious depression. One of the biggest issues with cyber bullying is that it invades the child's home, disallowing them from having an escape like with traditional bullying. The anonymity involved also doesn't help since it becomes harder to find the culprit. However, there are tons of great resources out there for parents and teachers that teach them how to deal with these types of situations. Check out kiwicommons.com and cybersmartcurriculum.org. Unfortunately, Cyber Bullying is becoming a huge problem, leading some kids to serious depression. One of the biggest issues with cyber bullying is that it invades the child’s home, disallowing them from having an escape like with traditional bullying. The anonymity involved also doesn’t help since it becomes harder to find the culprit. However, there are tons of great resources out there for parents and teachers that teach them how to deal with these types of situations. Check out kiwicommons.com and cybersmartcurriculum.org.

]]> Comment on How Common Is Cyberbullying? by KenS http://www.bullyingtalk.com/how-common-is-cyberbullying/comment-page-1/#comment-186 KenS Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:47:05 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/how-common-is-cyberbullying/#comment-186 When it comes to public insults and harassment there is supposed to be no freedom of speech. Unfortunately, right now, Cyberbullying is a big loophole; it needs to be classified as slander and libel. The problem is that the Internet is a safe haven for bullies because of the anonymity. There is not a more cowardly way to bully someone then from behind a curtain. But parents are the key. Parents need to get involved in helping solve the cyberbullying problem. If parents cared enough about their child being the bully or passing along the material as much as they care when their child is a victim, it would be a huge step forward. But then, of course, how do you know if your child is involved in cyberbullying? You need to monitor their Internet activity. Monitoring software like our PC Pandora records everything that happens on the PC. If your child is a victim, you will know; if they are a bully, you will know. Whatever the case may be with your child (victim or bully), you need to intervene and teach them how to be a Responsible CyberCitizen. Check us out at pcpandora.com to see how you can be a part of the solution instead of a passive part of the problem. When it comes to public insults and harassment there is supposed to be no freedom of speech. Unfortunately, right now, Cyberbullying is a big loophole; it needs to be classified as slander and libel. The problem is that the Internet is a safe haven for bullies because of the anonymity. There is not a more cowardly way to bully someone then from behind a curtain. But parents are the key. Parents need to get involved in helping solve the cyberbullying problem. If parents cared enough about their child being the bully or passing along the material as much as they care when their child is a victim, it would be a huge step forward. But then, of course, how do you know if your child is involved in cyberbullying? You need to monitor their Internet activity. Monitoring software like our PC Pandora records everything that happens on the PC. If your child is a victim, you will know; if they are a bully, you will know. Whatever the case may be with your child (victim or bully), you need to intervene and teach them how to be a Responsible CyberCitizen. Check us out at pcpandora.com to see how you can be a part of the solution instead of a passive part of the problem.

]]> Comment on What works in bullying prevention? by Tweets that mention Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » What works in bullying prevention? -- Topsy.com http://www.bullyingtalk.com/what-works-in-bullying-prevention/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Tweets that mention Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » What works in bullying prevention? -- Topsy.com Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:52:31 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=87#comment-89 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Amy Pritchard, Tamara Brown. Tamara Brown said: RT @AmyMMS: What works in school programs to curb cyberbullying. http://is.gd/6JS6m [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Amy Pritchard, Tamara Brown. Tamara Brown said: RT @AmyMMS: What works in school programs to curb cyberbullying. http://is.gd/6JS6m [...]

]]> Comment on What works in bullying prevention? by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc. http://www.bullyingtalk.com/what-works-in-bullying-prevention/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc. Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:42:26 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=87#comment-88 Bullying affects people at a very basic level. We want our children to be safe and we may even remember being bullied ourselves. Schools must be a sanctuary where students can learn and feel safe. Parents must also feel safe allowing their children to attend school. Rick Bullying affects people at a very basic level. We want our children to be safe and we may even remember being bullied ourselves.

Schools must be a sanctuary where students can learn and feel safe. Parents must also feel safe allowing their children to attend school.

Rick

]]> Comment on Bullying prevention and intervention team by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc. http://www.bullyingtalk.com/bullying-prevention-and-intervention-team/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc. Sun, 17 Jan 2010 06:02:19 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=79#comment-85 I'm really glad bullying is getting some attention Rick I’m really glad bullying is getting some attention

Rick

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]]> Comment on What is cyberbullying? by Judge Tom http://www.bullyingtalk.com/what-is-cyberbullying/comment-page-1/#comment-83 Judge Tom Wed, 06 Jan 2010 23:09:41 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=56#comment-83 Take a look at "Teen Cyberbullying Investigated," a new book just out from Free Spirit Publishing [freespirit.com]. It profiles teenagers who have gotten into trouble over their online activities including, blogs, emails, social networking profiles, etc. It's written for teens, parents and educators. Every teen should read this book. Regards, Judge Tom. Take a look at “Teen Cyberbullying Investigated,” a new book just out from Free Spirit Publishing [freespirit.com]. It profiles teenagers who have gotten into trouble over their online activities including, blogs, emails, social networking profiles, etc. It’s written for teens, parents and educators. Every teen should read this book. Regards, Judge Tom.

]]> Comment on Children Who Bully by Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » Children Who Bully School’s Rate http://www.bullyingtalk.com/children-who-bully/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » Children Who Bully School’s Rate Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:03:26 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=54#comment-82 [...] rest is here: Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » Children Who Bully By admin | category: school children | tags: actions, are-planning, became-decidedly, [...] [...] rest is here: Cyber Bullying & School Bullying » Children Who Bully By admin | category: school children | tags: actions, are-planning, became-decidedly, [...]

]]> Comment on Why Parents Need Keylogger Software by iKeepSafe http://www.bullyingtalk.com/why-parents-need-keylogger-software/comment-page-1/#comment-11 iKeepSafe Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:52:15 +0000 http://www.bullyingtalk.com/?p=41#comment-11 Thank you so much for this article. It is so important for parents to participate and <i>teach</i> their children good principles of cyber-citizenship. The online world is just as real to them as the offline world, and just as influential. Thought your readers might be interested in this post: <a href="http://ikeepsafe.blogspot.com/2009/05/help-tackling-cyberbullying.html" rel="nofollow">Help Tackling Cyberbullying</a> Thank you so much for this article. It is so important for parents to participate and teach their children good principles of cyber-citizenship. The online world is just as real to them as the offline world, and just as influential. Thought your readers might be interested in this post:

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