CAESAREAN
Thesis Statement The effects of cyber bullying are shame, discrimination, unwanted that may lead a person to commit suicide.
I - Introduction;
A. Define Cyber Bullying
B. Brief History of Cyber Bullying
II – Forms of Cyber Bullying
A. Flaming
B. Harassment
C. Denigration
D. Impersonation
E. Outing
F. Trickery
G. Exclusion
H. Cyber Stalking
I. Cyber Treats
III – Effects of Cyber Bullying
IV – Solution of Cyber Bullying How To Prevent It
A. Know that is not your fault
B. Don’t respond or retaliate
C. Save the evidence
D. Tell the person to stop
E. Reach out for help
F. Use available tech tools
G. Protect your account
V – Differences in Bullying
A. Males
B. Females
Kids today are online more than ever. They use the internet not only to research material for school, but to socialize friends and family members. When young person use the internet to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target other person, which is called cyberbullying preteen and teens. If any adult is involved, it consider cyber harassment. The effect of it may lead the person to commit a suicide
Cyber bullying is bullying that takes places using electronic technology (Willard, 2006). Electronic technology includes devices and equipment such as cell phones, computers and tablets as well as communication tools includes social media sites, text messages, chat, websites to harass threaten or intimidate someone. Cyberbullying is often done by children who have increasingly access to these technologies. The problem is compounded by the fact that a bully can be hiding behind disguising she/her identity.
Bullying obviously didn't start's on the internet. However, it has become a huge problems with every new technological innovation. User names and a computer screen may makes some users feel invincible and its hard to relay emotion through internet conversation cyberbullies are known for sending harmful and hurtful messages along with extreme cases of lies. Most of
I - Introduction;
A. Define Cyber Bullying
B. Brief History of Cyber Bullying
II – Forms of Cyber Bullying
A. Flaming
B. Harassment
C. Denigration
D. Impersonation
E. Outing
F. Trickery
G. Exclusion
H. Cyber Stalking
I. Cyber Treats
III – Effects of Cyber Bullying
IV – Solution of Cyber Bullying How To Prevent It
A. Know that is not your fault
B. Don’t respond or retaliate
C. Save the evidence
D. Tell the person to stop
E. Reach out for help
F. Use available tech tools
G. Protect your account
V – Differences in Bullying
A. Males
B. Females
Kids today are online more than ever. They use the internet not only to research material for school, but to socialize friends and family members. When young person use the internet to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target other person, which is called cyberbullying preteen and teens. If any adult is involved, it consider cyber harassment. The effect of it may lead the person to commit a suicide
Cyber bullying is bullying that takes places using electronic technology (Willard, 2006). Electronic technology includes devices and equipment such as cell phones, computers and tablets as well as communication tools includes social media sites, text messages, chat, websites to harass threaten or intimidate someone. Cyberbullying is often done by children who have increasingly access to these technologies. The problem is compounded by the fact that a bully can be hiding behind disguising she/her identity.
Bullying obviously didn't start's on the internet. However, it has become a huge problems with every new technological innovation. User names and a computer screen may makes some users feel invincible and its hard to relay emotion through internet conversation cyberbullies are known for sending harmful and hurtful messages along with extreme cases of lies. Most of