CyberBullying

By: Sergey, Alexis, TJ and Konnor

DON’T BE MEAN BEHIND A SCREEN!!!!!!

Just because people cant see you doesn’t mean that you can target somebody, you should act as though you have the whole world looking at what you're doing.

STATISTICS

• A staggering 9% of students aged 12-18 have experienced Cyber Bullying.

• Of this 9%, 71.9% said that they were bullied once or twice in the whole school year. That means that they were bullied at least every four and a half months.

• Of those people 3.1% of them were Cyber Bullied everyday.• 19.6% of students reported to be Cyber bullied once or

twice a month. 5.3% reported to be Cyber bullied once or twice a week. 3.1% reported being Cyber bullied almost everyday.

Usernames & passwords

• You should make sure that no one can find out your password.

• Make sure that your username doesn’t reveal too much information about yourself.

• You should have a mix of letters and numbers.

• You should never have the same password for multiple usernames/websites.

Tips to help handle Cyber Bullying

1) Stand up to them: This doesn’t mean to bully them back, just don’t put up with what is happening. Tell them that you will tell on them and will get them in serious trouble if they keep Bullying you (this goes for Bullying and Cyber Bullying).

2) Comfort them: Ask them why they are picking on you and try to comfort them in their own times of need instead of Bullying them for being in a tough situation.

3) Get a trusted adult: They will be able to help you to find a solution and stop the Bullying.

So please if you see Cyber Bullying stop it!

• Contact stop Bullying.com at web link http://www.stopBullying.gov/CyberBullying/