Essays on Cyber Bulling

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Bullying and discrimination are a pervasive and highly damaging situation within school systems throughout the country (NYSUT, 2013). In recent years, this trend has expanded to include issues of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) related bullying and abuse, and the increasing dangers of cyberbullying (i.e. the use of the Internet to abuse classmates), making it paramount to pass legislation that is effective in controlling these trends. The possible effectiveness of the DASA (or Dignity Act) as anti-bullying legislation will be discussed, as well as the historical background of bullying as a practice and its effects. While anti-bullying measures Continue reading...

The question of whether or not students caught cyberbullying, even off campus, should face sanctions at school is debatable. A good number of educational institutions already have legislation that regulates the interpersonal relationship among students within and beyond campus. Even so, it is hard to admit it has halted or obliterated online harassment, or cyberbullying. It is safe to say legislation has always been and will forever be an indispensable tool of crime deterrence. The statement does make a lot of sense, but quaere does not it have negative fallouts? American authorities enacted the dry law and legislation prohibiting Continue reading...

The introduction and advancement of the internet has brought with it many wonderful experiences to the general population. Many individuals today primarily seem entrenched with texting, downloading apps, blogging, and social networking media. All of these, and several other popular outlets, allow the user to have a voice. Portals like Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, and Reddit give the user a readily made microphone; oftentimes the user does not even have to claim their comments. Essentially, many voices on the internet are anonymous. While sometimes this behavior is good-natured, in other situations it can become harassment. It can even become dangerous Continue reading...

Impact of Cyberbullying

Bullying has been a swiftly growing epidemic in American schools. More and more children are being harassed during lunch, recess, in the halls, and even in class. There was a time when children could go home and find relief from this bullying. Unfortunately, with the introduction of social media networks like Facebook and Twitter, sometimes children cannot escape bullying; the harassment is following them home. It is called cyberbullying. Many believe that cyberbullying is not a big deal. They think the child can avoid the sites, find new sites, or simply shut off their computer all together to avoid Continue reading...

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Over the past decade or so, the number of teen suicides that were results of online intimidation, gossips, and insensitive communications has gained national attention to the aspect of the people’s use of technology and internet to apparently bully others. The first thing that occurs in the mind when this topic is thought of would be “What exactly does this cyberbullying mean?” Actually, this question remains to be the main focus of numerous debates, if not a disagreement that at least either of the sides makes. When ordinary bullying of an individual Continue reading...

Regardless of their discipline and field, different organizations should always consider upholding human welfare and human rights as their top priority. Marketing is not just about finding new sources of income generation, and it is important to live by their objectives and goals in whatever they do towards realization of goals. Of all the organizations existing today, owners of social media services such as Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram and among others are the ones who carry the heaviest load when it comes to exercising social responsibility.
Social networking companies especially Facebook, has become a conduit for cyberbullying and trolling. Continue reading...

Minors resort to threatening, harass, humiliate and embarrass their fellow children using the internet with an aim to accomplish their selfish and sometimes justifiable reasons. Schools' authority cannot effectively punish such offenders due to privacy rights and technicalities involved in out-of-school communication that they are not in complete control.

Hunger for power

Most children in school naturally have the strong urge to show and practice control over their fellow students (Peterson, 29). These children long for others students to fear and respect them. Strangely, most of these bullies had experienced bullying before in their lives and believed they will feel superior and Continue reading...

Cyberbullying

Since its inception, people are always seen seeking refuge to the powers of the internet as it is now the quickest and most efficient way to perform tasks and activities normally requiring immense effort and time. From complex applications such as computing and analysis to simple applications such as chatting, and socializing; everything can be done through the internet. However, while the internet admittedly has its benefits, it also has setbacks and dangers as it now increases the severity of oppressive acts such as bullying and how it is done. In the United States, reports of cyberbullying continues to Continue reading...

The advent of technology has come with many advantages and disadvantages. One of the disadvantages of the technology is cyber bulling. Cyber bullying is the harassment of other people deliberately, repeatedly and in hostile manner. Cyber bulling occurs in several ways.
It involves spreading of malicious rumors, gossips which are aimed at bringing hate in the minds of others or the publication of defaming and humiliating information about a person with the aim of taking control of the person’s emotions. It also seeks to intimidate, humiliate, put down, and falsely discredit the recipient have been identified. Most cyber Continue reading...

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Cyberbullying is an increasingly serious issue in today’s society. The internet has given bullies a new, arguably more effective avenue to unleash terror and intimidation on their victims. Youth are the most vulnerable demographic group affected by cyber bullies, understandably because they comprise the biggest population of social media users. Owing to the seriousness of the issue, it is imperative that stakeholders try to devise measures to minimize cyberbullying with a view to protecting the victims who are almost always the young, unsuspecting internet users. This essay argues that although some analysts state that parents are to blame Continue reading...

Cyberbullying is becoming one of the leading causes of depression and suicide among youths now. As peer pressure grows and with more bullies hitting on unassuming targets, the number of victims of cyberbullying constantly increases. It can happen anywhere and everyone can be a victim. One such case is the recent cyber bullying that took place in Fort Collins, Colorado, where several girls from school were believed to be targeted as victims. What officials suppose is that the experience could lead to long-time emotional and psychological scarring; prompting school officials to work double-time and begin psychological debriefing of the Continue reading...

It is acknowledgeable that bullying is not new since it has been in existence for several years. A considerable number of students as aware of what bullying is having fallen victims of this evil act or have witnessed other students get bullied in school. The advent of computers, mobile phones and the internet has given rise to a new form of bullying that is considerably different from the traditional form of bullying (physical bullying) famously known as cyber bullying.
According to estimates by The National Crime Prevention Council (2007), a good number of children currently have access to mobile Continue reading...

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Currently, it has been assumed that with the declining prevalence of racism and seemingly reduced rate of bullying in the neighborhood, schools in the United States of America are no longer affected by the negative vices of bullying, whether based on the race, gender or otherwise. In this regard, it is further assumed that the counselors within the schools have the ability to eliminate bullying within the schools. However, there is a very great difference between the reality and the assumptions taken so far. In addition, there Continue reading...

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Cyberbullying is a recurrent reason of emotional distress among children and adolescents. This situation becomes further complex by interpersonal safety issues. These safety issues come through the peer group of adolescents and are difficult to control and monitor. This paper will give an account of cyber bullying, some common responses of adolescents to cyberbullying and the ways to fight it. There exist a lot of technological tools to combat cyberbullying. But it is an interpersonal issue in the social situation. It is, therefore, necessary to build Continue reading...

The advent of social media brought on a firestorm of new outlets for internet users. Suddenly individuals were able to connect from all over the world with the click of a button on a single site, or several single sites as others began to pop up. After MySpace began gaining popularity in 2004, social media took off with other sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and SnapChat. It seems that every day a new social media is at our disposal, and even sites like Pinterest are allowing users to access social media features that were once not available on their Continue reading...

Bullying is a problem of great interest to students, educators, communities, and the nation because the results of this behavior negatively affect many aspects of society. Even though some people view bullying as a benign character-building rite of passage that all children endure, many other people see it as having far-reaching, harmful but preventable consequences. For example, school violence can be a direct result of bullying. According to Department of Education research presented in 2002, “Almost three-quarters of the attackers [in school violence incidents] felt persecuted, bullied, threatened, attacked, or injured by others prior to the incident” (Simplicio, 2013, Continue reading...

With the advent of communication technology, the way in which many activities are done has changed over time. Whether these activities are ethical or unethical, there has been a rapid development in the methodologies that people use to ensure that they achieve their objectives. The internet and communication technology are major developments that have changed the way people do their duties over the last two decades (Trestan 2). Bullying, itself a vice in any given community, has been changed from its previous mode where young people would bully others physically and at a given location, to a situation where Continue reading...

Bullying is a problem that is of current interest to students, educators, communities, and the nation because it affects so many aspects of society. Although some people see being bullied as a character-building rite of passage that all students must endure, the facts demonstrate that bullying can have far-reaching effects that make it much more than a mere schoolyard game. Bullying affects everything from the quality of education children receive, the ability of students to prepare for jobs, the ability of students to prepare for higher education, students’ mental health, and community safety. A sociological examination shows that communities, Continue reading...

Cyberbullying is a phenomenon that affects a huge number of people as communication now focuses more on online interaction. Research on the causes and effects of bullying revealed that consequences are not solely directed towards the victims but to those who bully as well. This is due to behavioral choices influenced and conditioned by people they interact with, including family and peers. A cyber bully abuses on the web using social media, emails, or cell phones. The strong desire to do something out of the ordinary sometimes pushes individuals to bully someone. Cyber bullies harass people because they often Continue reading...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Since the conception of the internet, the intentions of users have grown more devious. In the beginning, what appeared to be toy is now often used to commit crimes. When the internet first arrived in homes across America, it was not often used as a tool to hurt others. At most, it was a novelty. However, as time progressed, individuals began to see all the potential held within the internet. A person could go anywhere, do anything, and be anybody. While this must have been exhilarating, it has also proved dangerous. It is difficult to believe at times that Continue reading...

Bullying is defined as inappropriate aggressive behavior of school going children that poses a threat to their peers. In other words, the imbalance of power is also categorized under bullying. The aggressive behavior has the potential to be repeated frequently. Bullying does not only have problems for the victims, but in the longer term, it may also create psychological problems for people who bully. Aggressive behavior is not always bullying; therefore, in order for a behavior to be categorized as bullying it should include; imbalance of power, threats, spreading rumors, physical or verbal attacks, exclusion of certain individuals, and Continue reading...

Tremendous scientific advancements have enabled the creation of computers along with the wide range of functional potential that they possess. Computers are notable for their application in medicine, military complex, science, education, and entertainment, of which the last two have come to be the most controversial of functions. The point is that children are used to spending plenty of time in front of computer screens, whether for the purpose of education or entertainment, which cannot choose but produce health-related concerns among medicine and health experts who claim computers to have a negative outcome for maturing children’s minds. Healy ( Continue reading...

The 21st century has been characterized by rapid development in technology. A notable field that has experienced several innovations and inventions during this period is digital technology. It is essential to note that the research in digital technology begun in the 20th century but the most remarkable advances have been made in the 21st century. Sociologists point out that increased technological research has been facilitated by the beneficial attributes of innovations achieved. Sociologists, however, highlight that technological advancements, especially in the digital field, have also resulted in several negative impacts (Messina and Iwasaki 163). One such detriment of technological Continue reading...

Technology in education has become, not an option, but a challenge to educators. This document contains an annotated listing of references that are helpful in a researcher’s study on integrating technology in the classroom. These sources provide information on effectively using technology for a wide spectrum of learners – from early childhood education to higher education. A combination of peer-reviewed journal articles and reference books gives a formidable source of theories, research and practice in the field of educational technology.

An, Y.J. & Reigeluth, C. (2011-2012). Creating technology-enhanced, learner-centred classrooms:

K-12 teachers’ beliefs, perceptions, barriers, and support needs, Journal of Digital Learning in Teacher Education, 28(2), 54-62. Retrieved Continue reading...

Technology advancements have made the way things are done easier. Technology has been able to ease communications, technology makes communication easier such that one can communicate with virtually everyone just from the comfort of one’s abode, once there is an access to a computer or mobile phone. The fact that people can now sit at the same spot for 24 hours a day and 7 days a week and communicate with different individuals even in the farthest parts of the world comes with its own dangers.
The first danger is that individuals will start to live a life Continue reading...

While bullying is not a new element of concern it is certainly changing with increase in diversities in the use of computers, smart phones, and network. The reason behind its popularity in the recent times is as a result of it happening in more places and more people than ever before. In the past, bullying only happened at schools or neighborhoods, and by children or teenagers. Currently, as the use of social media and internet increases, children, teenagers, and adults are bullied in all locations and time. Cyber bullying can be defined as “willful and repeated harm inflicted through Continue reading...

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This paper aims to answer the question, ‘Why are girls and women the frequent targets of online abuse and harassment?’ In order to address this question, historical perspectives on how society views women are analyzed. The paper provides a literature review of how female gender abuses have been incorporated to the online community as well as the factors that determines such tendency among perpetrators. Social media sites are one of the most common venues of online engagement among women. In order to get a wider picture of why women become easy victims of abuse in these venues, it Continue reading...

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Technology gas changed the world today, the way people communicate and the culture that was formed from the exchanges made within the virtual world reinforced by the wide use of Internet in almost all aspects of life. One of the most revolutionary discoveries of the modern era is social media, which created a contemporary society that paved the way for the rise of a new kind of culture. Bernie Froese-Germain author of “Bullying Gets Digital Shot-in-the-arm” that the rise of social media and networking websites such as Facebook, My Space, and the like have created a contemporary youth culture, Continue reading...

Business Process Management

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The literature review on the topic of enterprise resource planning (ERP) of business process management (BPM) as part of information systems (IS) strategies in South African businesses covers both scholarly and professional management discussions about outsource administration of IT systems operations. The rise of outsource IT in the business sector is predicted to realign business and trade into the future. The trend in emergent market outsource IS data management in and by South African firms is fast becoming a lead topic in a nation formerly characterised as an industrial economy with developing country challenges.
The enactment of South Continue reading...

With technological advancements happening around the world, should children and teens aged 7-13 be allowed access to social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and Multiply, among others? According to John Sutter on his CNN report (based on a Microsoft Research and Consumers Reports)
"Many kids use [social networking sites]often with their parents' knowledge. A 2011 Consumer Reports survey found 7.5 million people younger than 13 use the site; nearly a third of 11-year olds and more than half of 12-year olds use Facebook with their parents' knowledge (Sutter 2012)."
Giving children a chance at using similar Continue reading...

Current research on bystander intervention has produced many outcomes indicating that the presence of other people in a critical situation, especially bullying, reduces the probability that an individual will help. Diffusion of responsibility contributes to the bystander effect. This implies that a person does not feel the need to help someone in need if several people are also present since the responsibility is among those present. Most people believe that there exist safety in numbers, but there are times when a large crowd does not support a victim. According to Barlińska, Szuzter & Winiewski (2013), “Bystanders are the social Continue reading...

This memo is in response to the conversation that we had in regards to the use of social media and your possible exposure to lawsuits. Some of your concerns included lawsuits for defaming language which you may post on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, blogs, forums, websites or various other places on the Internet as well as other common social and other types of media communications. You also expressed concerns pertaining potential legal liability regarding requests for access to employment candidates’ social media sites who are being interviewed for a position at your company.
In this memo, I intend to discuss Continue reading...

Issues of ethics

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Contemporary society has started using information technology and the breakthrough in information technology has also spurred several dilemmas and ethical issues. However, technology itself cannot be blamed for being the single most factor leading to the creation of ethical failures. The capability of information technology to enhance both mental and physical powers of individuals has rather led to immoral activities.
The basic opinion on technology is that it is a system or a tool which facilitates human beings in attaining their objectives. On the basis of this opinion, the ontological presupposition is that social and technical are different Continue reading...

1. Explain how the Internet has aided criminal activity.
Internet crime is any crime or ill-gotten on-line activity committed on the web, through the web or exploitation the web. The widespread web crime development encompasses multiple world levels of legislation and oversight. within the difficult and ceaselessly ever-changing IT field, security consultants ar committed to combating web crime through preventative technologies, like intrusion detection networks and packet sniffers. Internet crime could be a sturdy branch of law-breaking. fraud, web scams and cyberstalking ar the first varieties of web crime. as a result of web crimes sometimes have interaction folks Continue reading...

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The scientific project deals with the problem of media sociology, in other words, how harmful or beneficial various types of media are to society members. Video games, movies, music, and social networking are four major types of media discussed in the project. The opinions of influential problem-related experts are cited as a major evidence of the tendencies discussed.
Key words: media, music, video games, social networks, networking, movies
Media or the means of mass communication, such as, for example, television, are apt to have both positive and negative impact on society, whether it be adults or younger generations. So Continue reading...

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Some few years ago, classroom bullying was the centre of attraction to most persons who were against bullying. However, things have evolved drastically and unlike a few years ago, most persons have now realized that cyber bullying is a serious issue. This does not leave out harassment in line of gender. First, teens have the means and power to send text messages or instant messages through this means. Additionally, they can use chart to redicule others, that is, winkler or even fiddle with web sites. Thus, this messages that teens send have a tendancy of being insulting, which sometimes Continue reading...

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In October of 2013, two girls from Florida, ages 12 and 14 were arrested. The charge: aggravated stalking. (Sanburn 2013) Their cyber-bullying led to the suicide of 12-year-old girl named Rebecca Sedwick. (Sanburn 2013) This is one of the more clear-cut cases where the bullying and the suicide were obviously connected. One of the suspects posted the following on Facebook, a popular social media site:”I bullied Rebecca nd (sic) she killed herself.” (Sanburn 2013) This case illustrates a growing problem among young people of today, that of cyber-bullying. The rate of teen suicide has been creeping up between Continue reading...

The Internet is an essential communication tool. The power of the Internet is felt far and wide. Unfortunately, the power of the internet can be used negatively, such as in bullying. The far-reaching nature of the Internet makes this type of bullying, not only public, but also capable of affecting many people. Although one cannot physically perceive the abuse – through sight and hearing – it can have detrimental psychological effects (Rogers 112). Cyber bullying is not uncommon among the youths that use the internet, especially social media.
Social media, instant text messaging, and chat rooms are three among the most Continue reading...

- Evaluate Lukianoff's and Scott's arguments for and against free-speech zones on college campuses. Evaluate which person made the stronger argument.
Greg Lukianoff argued that a policy on free-speech zones is a curtailment of an individual’s or group’s freedom of expression – given the fact that “only a tiny portion of the campus” is allowed for use during protests/rallies. He strongly believed that anything that impedes or hinders people for free speech is a violation of their constitutional rights. He calls for the toppling of all free speech zones to make them all, ultimately, free speech zones (that Continue reading...

good evening what i need done is literature on bullying with 2 reference and the reference put on separate paper also i need 4 lesson plans on bullying on 1 page each im figuring in total with everything about 9 pages the lesson plans is how can i tie the lesson plan into career development basically what they will learn from the lesson plan

INTRODUCTION & DEFINATION OF BULLYING

Bullying often begins in the early years and can take many forms. It is estimated that one in seven children in the years between Kindergarten and eighth grade is either a bully, a victim or Continue reading...