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    The document defines cyberbullying and discusses different forms of cyberbullying such as harassment, denigration, flaming, impersonation, outing and trickery, and cyber stalking. It also examines who cyberbullies are, why children cyberbully, and the consequences of cyberbullying. Strategies to prevent cyberbullying include blocking bullies, reporting incidents, and educating students.

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    The document defines cyberbullying and discusses different forms of cyberbullying such as harassment, denigration, flaming, impersonation, outing and trickery, and cyber stalking. It also examines who cyberbullies are, why children cyberbully, and the consequences of cyberbullying. Strategies to prevent cyberbullying include blocking bullies, reporting incidents, and educating students.

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    Objectives:

    A. Define cyber bullying.


    B. To improve understanding of cyber bullying,
    the harm of cyber bullying, and strategies for
    responding to cyber bullying.
    What is Cyberbullying?
    Bullying is used to humiliate, threaten, oppress, torment, and
    tyrannize someone. It can be defined as a continuous misuse of
    power or authority against a person or a group of people that causes
    physical, emotional, and social harm to that person or group. If this
    kind of attitude and behavior happens online, it is called
    cyberbullying.
    What is Cyberbullying?
    When the Internet, cell phones or other devices
    are used to send or post text or images
    intended to hurt or embarrass another person.
    What is Cyberbullying?
     A situation when a child or
    teen use the internet, cell
    phones, or other
    technological devices to
    send or post text or images
    intended to hurt,
    embarrass, threaten,
    torment, humiliate, or
    intimidate their victim.
    Different Means of Cyberbullying
     Through Email
     ThroughInstant
    Messaging
     Through Social Networks
     Through Text Messages
    Two Kinds of Cyberbullying…
    1. Direct Attacks -
    messages sent directly to
    the victim.
    2. Cyberbullying by Proxy
    – using someone else to
    cyberbully a victim.
    Two Kinds of Cyberbullying…
    Direct Attacks…
     Instant Messaging
     Text Messaging
     Blogs
     Websites
     Emailing Pictures
     Stealing Passwords
     Internet Polling- Hot or Not!
     Hacking or sending spyware
    Two Kinds of Cyberbullying…
    Cyberbullying by Proxy…
     Someone else does the dirty work for
    the main cyber bully.
     Bullies may hack into the victim’s
    account or steal their password. They
    may set up a new account pretending
    to be the victim.
     Friends get angry with the victim.
     This form of cyber bullying is very
    dangerous because many people are
    involved, not just the bully and the
    victim.
    Forms of Cyber Bullying
     There are 6 forms of cyber
    bullying:
    1. Harassment
    2. Denigration
    3. Flaming
    4. Impersonation
    5. Outing and Trickery
    6. Cyber Stalking
    1. Harassment
    What is it?
     When you repeatedly
    send offensive, rude,
    and insulting messages.
    2. Denigration
    What is it?
     When you distribute
    information about another that
    is derogatory and untrue
    through posting it on a web
    page, sending it to others
    through email or posting
    digitally altered photos of
    someone.
    3. Flaming
    What is it?
     Online fighting
     When using electronic
    messages with angry and
    vulgar language.
     Use capital letters, images and
    symbols to add emotion to
    argument.
    4. Impersonation
    What is it?
     When you break into an
    email or social network
    account and using that
    person’s online identity to
    send embarrassing material
    about others.
    5. Outing and Trickery
    What is it?
     When you share someone’s
    secrets or embarrassing
    information, or tricking
    someone into revealing
    secrets and forwarding it to
    others.
    6. Cyber Stalking
    What is it?
     When you repeatedly send
    messages that include threats
    of harm or are highly
    intimidating, or engaging in
    other online activities that
    make a person afraid for his
    or her safety.
    Who is the Cyberbully?
    There are generally 5 types of
    people who cyberbully:
     Power Hungry
     Retaliating Victim
     Mean Girl
     Vengeful Angel
     Inadvertent Cyberbully
    1. Power Hungry
     Maintains control by
    intimidating victim
    2. Retaliating Victim
     Was cyberbullied or
    bullied in the past.
     Seeks revenge on
    bullies.
    3. Mean Girl
     Bullies for
    entertainment and to
    alleviate boredom.
    4. Vengeful Angel
     Seeksrevenge on
    behalf of those who
    have been bullied.
     Aims to protect
    friends.
    5. Inadvertent Cyberbully
     Uses internet carelessly,
    without considering potential
    impact on others.
     Does not intentionally hurt
    others
     May not realize it’s cyber
    bullying.
    Why do children Cyber Bully?
     Anger
     Revenge
     Entertainment
     To get laughs
     To gain power
    Consequences of Cyber Bullying
     Anxiety
     Depression
     Suicide
     Stress Related Disorders
     Withdrawal from friends and
    activities
     Changes in mood, behavior
    and appetite.
    How to help prevent cyberbullying
     Block all communication with
    cyberbullies.
     Do not forward any messages
    and comments that involve
    cyberbullying.
     Always report any
    cyberbullying taking place to
    an adult.
    How to help prevent cyberbullying
     Educating students is the best way
    to teach children about the
    seriousness of cyber bullying.
     Schools can take action with
    discipline for in-school only.
     Teach students techniques for
    calming down so that they do not
    react with anger and revenge using
    technology.
    HOUSE BILL NO. 5496
    “ANTI-BULLYING ACT OF 2012”
    APPROVED IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
    REPRESENTATIVES ON JUNE 7, 2013
    * It empowers the DepED to penalize schools
    that do not stop bullying or sanction bullies.

    * Authorize schools to impose sanctions on


    student bullies.
    HOUSE BILL NO. 5496
    “ANTI-BULLYING ACT OF 2012”
    All elementary and high schools would be
    required to adopt anti-bullying policies and
    sanctions, which would apply to prohibited acts
    committed within their campuses at school
    sponsored activities, whether done on or off
    school grounds, school bus stops, school buses, or
    other properties owned or leased by the school.
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