"More than 80% of teenagers regularly use a cell phone and more then 10-20% are cyber bullied everyday". (stopbullying.gov 1) Cell phones and computers are not the blame for cyberbullying, its the person behind the electronics. The more and more people use their cell phones and internet the more cyberbullying happens only because there are always negative comments being said. ...
As in Jodi's story, the bullying was done by students at her school, and they used technology (i.e. a cell phone) to continue bullying on schools grounds. This example goes to show that even allowing the presence of cell phones (and other technologies) on campuses allows students to be more likely to participate in cyberbullying. ... Schools have to start making strict policies regarding computer and cell phone use, and serious consequences should be implemented if students are caught participating in any form of cyberbullying. ...
Teens are stuck staring at their phones constantly. ... Some people are so into their phones they cannot even have a normal conversation with someone because they eyes are on their phone instead on looking at the person they are talking to. People cannot pay attention to what they are doing because they are so lost in these websites and apps on their phones. ... "Over 25 percent of adolescents and teens have been bullied repeatedly through their cell phones or the internet.... When doing things like work, driving, and things as simple as eating dinner one should realize when to put the ph...
Young people have used emails, chat rooms, texting, websites and mobile phone cameras to bully peers. ... The increasing cases of cyberbullying tend to take place through different media, including the chat rooms, online social sites, and via cell phones. ...
Bullying has always been an issue since the first start of society. The little and the weak have always been tormented, put down, and belittled by the bigger and the stronger. Bullying is a serious matter, it can be seen as simply a joke at first, but when taken too far, it can put lives at stake. B...
Abstract Bullying has been an issue in public schools for many years. Students begin to be no longer concerned with their own success in class, but rather how somebody is going to affect them negatively. Bullying goes beyond what happens at school; it follows students throughout their everyday lives...
