cyberbullying

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cyberbullying
By Sean, Darren and Paul .
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The reluctance youth have in telling an authority
figure about instances of cyber-bullying has led
to fatal outcomes. At least three children
between the ages of 12 and 13 have committed
suicide due depression brought on by
cyber-bullying, according to reports in Scotland
today .
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cyberbullying
Bullying can mean many different things. These
are some ways children and young people have
described bullying being called names
being teased being pushed or pulled
about having money and other possessions
taken or messed about with having rumours
spread about you being ignored and left
out being hit, kicked or physically hurt in
any way being threatened or intimidated
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cyberbullying
Cyber bullying is when a person, or a group of
people, uses the internet, mobile phones or other
digital technologies to threaten, tease or abuse
someone. It's against the law to bully someone in
this way and if someone is being mean or
threatening you, something can be done to stop
them.
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Mobile Phone Safety Tips Keep your phone
with you at all times. If you are worried about
someone taking it at school or if you are out,
leave it at home. Only give your mobile
number to your friends and people that you
trust. Don't lend your phone to someone you
don't know or trust, or put it in a place where
other people could get hold of it. Most
phones allow you to lock your phone with a PIN
code. If you don't have the code you can't unlock
it, so if anyone steals your phone they won't be
able to use it. If someone is pressuring
you into giving them your number, tell someone
about it such as a teacher or a parent. If
you have Bluetooth on your phone, keep this
switched off when you are not using it.
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Cyber bullying can cause many people to self
harm, take drugs or use alcohol and may lead to
depression. It can also make people angry and
they may take their angry out on their family and
friends
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cyberbullying
There are many ways that people self-harm. These
might include Cutting or scratching.
Causing bruises. Banging heads against
walls. Pulling out hair. Burning.
Falling over. Breaking an arm or leg.
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When people are depressed some people resort to
drug taking and can get hooked on many drugs .