Cyber bullying: How to address issues with by school administrators

Cyber bullying: how to address issues with by school administrators

CHAPTER # 1 - INTRODUCTION

Cyber-bullying has been consider as an insult, threaten, embarrass, or harassing people on the Internet or by phone usually over a longer period. Different internet and mobile services are used: for example, e-mail, instant messaging, photo or video platforms, communications in chat rooms, discussion forums, blogs and social networks, etc.

Bullying has always existed. With the Cyber-bullying, bullying gained a whole new level:

Content spread quickly, before a large audience and are often impossible to remove.

Cyber-bullying is a "round the clock" invasion of privacy is that does not stop at their own four walls - unless one does not use new media. You no longer use phone or internet is not an option for most sufferers.

People who bully others online often act (seemingly) anonymous. The roles of perpetrators and victims are often no longer separable, attacks can contact in the form of counter-attacks against itself.

International studies, approximately one in four teens have been harassed over the Internet or mobile phone. Current study results, 2010 JIM Media Education Research Association of the Southwest (MPFS) has confirmed an increase in such as bullying in social networks. Thus, a quarter surveyed of young people of age 12 to 19 has confirmed that they are affected by the network of bullying. Cyber-bullying has an everyday phenomenon for many young people and thus become a challenge for parents, teachers. The lack of knowledge and experience with this everyday phenomenon often complicates the proper use of this new problem area.

This research report will analyze the fact of what impact does cyber bullying has on the kids of today's generation and what role is being played by cyber nets in its procurement. Further the main focus of this research report will be on the comparison analysis of cyber bullying and school bullying.

Background of the study

Traditional, Bullying is aggressive behaviour, with which another person will harmed intentionally, physically or psychologically over an extended period. Bullying is usually not an individual problem between the perpetrator (in) and sacrifice, but must be viewed as a process in which a whole class or group is involved in various roles. The causes of bullying are varied, it can develop virtually anywhere where people live together, learn or work. The reasons for bullying are often banal; sometimes it is enough that a future sacrifice is different than the others. This can be external characteristics (clothing, style, social status, etc.).

Nevertheless, behaviour or work methods, political, cultural or religious affiliation may be a cause for bullying. Cyber ??bullying has basically the same factual circumstances, it employs only other methods. The perpetrator (s) uses the Internet and mobile phone services to embarrass and harass their victims. These include the Internet e-mail, online communities, chats (chat rooms Instant Messenger), discussion forums, guest books, boards, video and photo sharing sites, Web sites and other applications. Mobile phones are used for bullying activities in order to bully the ...