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I have learned that teachers around the world have a lot of work to do, and they require a lot of support from their respective governments.

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I would like to know the impact that is being done by the big organisations such as UNESCO and UNICEF in particular, to address this social challenge? I have read some literature on how UNESCO plans to promote digital citizenship globally. Cyberbullying is at the centre of netiquette and digital security.

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In my own experience, cyberbullying is a problem that manifests itself through social media platforms. I think that many people who have no respect for others find it easy to cyberattack out of cowardice.

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I have learned about many kinds of resources that we can use to better our knowledge on cyberbullying as well as how to reduce, counteract, and solve it.

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I would like to learn how to counter-act it in ways that does not cause more harm to the victim. I also would like to learn more about the future of the digital world and if we will slowly implement more laws that tackle digital-based crimes. In order for that to happen, I would like to raise awareness about cyberbullying so that it is taken more seriously by our society.

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Akbar , India
I have learned some new vocabulary words related to cyberbullying .I have also learnt to analyse and predict behaviors related to cyberbullying and the need to integrate the topic into curriculum

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I know that cyberbullying is a serious and grave issue across the world, and has negatively affected people's lives, to the point of perhaps making them lose out on their dreams, be kicked out of work/school, or even worse, lose their lives.

It is a problem that must be tackled, but as it is far too vast and large (similar to bullying), it will take a lot of effort to reduce its damages. For now, we can start with our own community.

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I have learned that many states in the US include cyberbullying or mentions cyberbullying offenses under the laws required to respond to bullying. Having read that, I found that in my country specially in the capital, the Department of legal issues in the Police receives and try to deal with cases of cyberbullying.

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I would like to learn more about laws that enforce digital citizens.
How to identify cyberbullies that most of the time are anonymous.
Most of the time, what we can do is reporting so the site, network or institution takes action.  It would be important to have access to an app that allows any user to detect who that person is.
Is there already an similar app?

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Cyberbullying is about any action that involves harm emotionally and pshologically someone by sending offensive messages, posting negative content or any other way in order to make soomeone else feel embarrased or humiliated.

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I know more vocabuly that I didn't have any idea about, more specific about this topic. I know more ways to deal with cyberbullying in my classes.

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I would like to know more ways to identify cyberbullying, as sometimes it is hard to notice it especially in virtual lessons.

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I know that cyberbullying is a crime that can be prevented by promoting a culture of tolerance, empathy and mutual understanding before any conflict arises.

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I learned some new vocabulary words connected to cyberbullying. I also analyzed that it might be the reason for the suicide. As a teacher, I started integrating the topic into my subject. I will never ignore this problem because it causes children's emotional disorder.

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  From the session of Cyberbullying  i have gained a lot of knowledge about Cyber bullying and the harmful effects it has in the society . I have also understood the differences between cyber crime and cyber bullying  

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  From the session of Cyberbullying  i have gained a lot of knowledge about Cyber bullying and the harmful effects it has in the society . I have also understood the differences between cyber crime and cyber bullying  

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  From the session of cyber bullying  I have  gained more insights  and knowledge about the  harmful effects of cyber bullying . I have also  learnt the differences between cyber crime and cyber bullying .

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  From the session of cyber bullying  I have  gained more insights  and knowledge about the  harmful effects of cyber bullying . I have also  learnt the differences between cyber crime and cyber bullying .

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I come to know about cyberbullying as well as the associated vocabulary. Cyberbullying is prevalent in our society but people are either ignorant of it or simply do not think how much impact it can have on someone's mental health, especially teenagers. I would like to make my students aware of it and try to prevent it as well

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I want to know the ideas to combat cyberbullying and if any of my students experience cyberbullying i want to know the solutions in that cases.

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I know that cyberbullying is the way to hurt someone on social media by posting their pictures, saying bad words about them and so on. it quickly spreads over social media and even they delete the posts before that others have screenshots and already share the negative info even if they don't know it is reliable or not.

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I've learned tons of efficient material sources that I can use for stopping or preventing the cyberbullying.

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I would like to know more about how teachers can help students to recover mentally after cyberbullying. with their parents.

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I know what is the cyberbullying
And it usually is happened in the cyberspaces.

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I have learned some activities for helping prevent cyber bullying. Many websites deal with cyber bullying in different perspectives such as www.stopbullying.org.

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I have learned some activities for helping prevent cyber bullying. Many websites deal with cyber bullying in different perspectives such as www.stopbullying.org.

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Asmaa (Egypt)

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What do you already know about cyberbullying?

I know that it is the way to hurt a person online  with the help of devices through social media platforms like Instagram , Facebook , utube, tick Tock. It is the way to spread lies about or posting embarrassing photos or videos of someone on social media, send hurtful, abusive or threatening messages, creating fake accounts.

What do you want to know more about cyberbullying?

the ways how social media can actually bring up our new generation while seeing cyber bullying Messeges online . Usually it is just warning that our material cannot be posted or your comment was deleted but I would be glad if the bot can start talking to a person who spread bullying and it could be not only warning or deleting accounts but some conversation or videos online to show the bully how he hurts others .

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We brought together UNICEF specialists, international cyberbullying and child protection experts, and teamed up with Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter to answer some of the most common questions about online bullying and give advice on ways to deal with it.

What is cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies. It can take place on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones. It is repeated behaviour, aimed at scaring, angering or shaming those who are targeted. Examples include:

spreading lies about or posting embarrassing photos or videos of someone on social media

sending hurtful, abusive or threatening messages, images or videos via messaging platforms

impersonating someone and sending mean messages to others on their behalf or through fake accounts.

Face-to-face bullying and cyberbullying can often happen alongside each other. But cyberbullying leaves a digital footprint - a record that can prove useful and provide evidence to help stop the abuse.
If you are worried about your safety or something that has happened to you online, you can seek help by calling your national helpline. If your country does not have a helpline, please urgently speak to an adult you trust or seek professional support from trained and experienced carers.

1. Am I being bullied online? How do you tell the difference between a joke and bullying?

All friends joke around with each other, but sometimes it's hard to tell if someone is just having fun or trying to hurt you, especially online. Sometimes they'll laugh it off with a "just kidding," or "don't take it so seriously."

But if you feel hurt or think others are laughing at you instead of with you, then the joke has gone too far. If it continues even after you've asked the person to stop and you are still feeling upset about it, then this could be bullying.

And when the bullying takes place online, it can result in unwanted attention from a wide range of people including strangers. Wherever it may happen, if you are not happy about it, you should not have to stand for it.

Call it what you will - if you feel bad and it doesn't stop, then it's worth getting help. Stopping cyberbullying is not just about calling out bullies, it's also about recognizing that everyone deserves respect - online and in real life.

2. What are the effects of cyberbullying?

When bullying happens online it can feel as if you're being attacked everywhere, even inside your own home. It can seem like there's no escape. The effects can last a long time and affect a person in many ways:

Mentally - feeling upset, embarrassed, stupid, even afraid or angry

Emotionally - feeling ashamed or losing interest in the things you love

Physically - tired (loss of sleep), or experiencing symptoms like stomach aches and headaches

The feeling of being laughed at or harassed by others, can prevent people from speaking up or trying to deal with the problem. In extreme cases, cyberbullying can even lead to people taking their own lives.

Cyberbullying can affect us in many ways. But these can be overcome and people can regain their confidence and health.

3. How can cyberbullying affect my mental health?

When you experience cyberbullying you might start to feel ashamed, nervous, anxious and insecure about what people say or think about you. This can lead to withdrawing from friends and family, negative thoughts and self-talk, feeling guilty about things you did or did not do, or feeling that you are being judged negatively. Feeling lonely, overwhelmed, frequent headaches, nausea or stomachaches are also common.

You can lose your motivation to do the things that you usually enjoy doing and feel isolated from the people you love and trust. This can perpetuate negative feelings and thoughts which can adversely affect your mental health and well-being.

Skipping school is another common effect of cyberbullying and can affect the mental health of young people who turn to substances like alcohol and drugs or violent behaviour to deal with their psychological and physical pain. Talking to a friend, family member or school counsellor you trust can be a first step to getting help.

The effects of cyberbullying on mental health can vary depending on the medium through which it happens. For example, bullying via text messaging or through pictures or videos on social media platforms has proven to be very harmful for adolescents.

4. Who should I talk to if someone is bullying me online? Why is reporting important?

If you think you're being bullied, the first step is to seek help from someone you trust such as your parents, a close family member or another trusted adult.

In your school you can reach out to a counsellor, the sports coach or your favourite teacher - either online or in person.

And if you are not comfortable talking to someone you know, search for a helpline in your country to talk to a professional counsellor.

If the bullying is happening on a social platform, consider blocking the bully and formally reporting their behaviour on the platform itself. Social media companies are obligated to keep their users safe.

For bullying to stop, it needs to be identified and reporting it is key.

It can be helpful to collect evidence - text messages and screen shots of social media posts - to show what's been going on.

For bullying to stop, it needs to be identified and reporting it is key. It can also help to show the bully that their behaviour is unacceptable.

If you are in immediate danger, then you should contact the police or emergency services in your country.

5. I'm experiencing cyberbullying, but I'm afraid to talk to my parents about it. How can I approach them?

If you are experiencing cyberbullying, speaking to a trusted adult - someone you feel safe talking to - is one of the most important first steps you can take.

Talking to parents isn't easy for everyone. But there are things you can do to help the conversation. Choose a time to talk when you know you have their full attention. Explain how serious the problem is for you. Remember, they might not be as familiar with technology as you are, so you might need to help them to understand what's happening.

They might not have instant answers for you, but they are likely to want to help and together you can find a solution. Two heads are always better than one! If you are still unsure about what to do, consider reaching out to other trusted people. There are often more people who care about you and are willing to help than you might think!

6. How can I help my friends report a case of cyberbullying especially if they don't want to do it?

Anyone can become a victim of cyberbullying. If you see this happening to someone you know, try to offer support.

It is important to listen to your friend. Why don't they want to report being cyberbullied? How are they feeling? Let them know that they don't have to formally report anything, but it's crucial to talk to someone who might be able to help.

Anyone can become a victim of cyberbullying.

Remember, your friend may be feeling fragile. Be kind to them. Help them think through what they might say and to whom. Offer to go with them if they decide to report. Most importantly, remind them that you're there for them and you want to help.

If your friend still does not want to report the incident, then support them in finding a trusted adult who can help them deal with the situation. Remember that in certain situations the consequences of cyberbullying can be life threatening.

Doing nothing can leave the person feeling that everyone is against them or that nobody cares. Your words can make a difference.

7. How do we stop cyberbullying without giving up access to the Internet?

Being online has so many benefits. However, like many things in life, it comes with risks that you need to protect against.

If you experience cyberbullying, you may want to delete certain apps or stay offline for a while to give yourself time to recover. But getting off the Internet is not a long-term solution. You did nothing wrong, so why should you be disadvantaged? It may even send the bullies the wrong signal - encouraging their unacceptable behaviour.

We need to be thoughtful about what we share or say that may hurt others.

We all want cyberbullying to stop, which is one of the reasons reporting cyberbullying is so important. But creating the Internet we want goes beyond calling out bullying. We need to be thoughtful about what we share or say that may hurt others. We need to be kind to one another online and in real life. It's up to all of us!

8. How do I prevent my personal information from being used to manipulate or humiliate me on social media?

Think twice before posting or sharing anything on digital platforms - it may be online forever and could be used to harm you later. Don't give out personal details such as your address, telephone number or the name of your school.

Learn about the privacy settings of your favourite social media apps. Here are some actions you can take on many of them:

You can decide who can see your profile, send you direct messages or comment on your posts by adjusting your account privacy settings.

You can report hurtful comments, messages, photos and videos and request they be removed.

Besides 'unfriending', you can completely block people to stop them from seeing your profile or contacting you.

You can also choose to have comments by certain people to appear only to them without completely blocking them.

You can delete posts on your profile or hide them from specific people.

On most of your favourite social media, people aren't notified when you block, restrict or report them.

9. Is there a punishment for cyberbullying?

Most schools take bullying seriously and will take action against it. If you are being cyberbullied by other students, report it to your school.

People who are victims of any form of violence, including bullying and cyberbullying, have a right to justice and to have the offender held accountable.

Laws against bullying, particularly on cyberbullying, are relatively new and still do not exist everywhere. This is why many countries rely on other relevant laws, such as ones against harassment, to punish cyberbullies.

In countries that have specific laws on cyberbullying, online behaviour that deliberately causes serious emotional distress is seen as criminal activity. In some of these countries, victims of cyberbullying can seek protection, prohibit communication from a specified person and restrict the use of electronic devices used by that person for cyberbullying, temporarily or permanently.

However, it is important to remember that punishment is not always the most effective way to change the behaviour of bullies. Sometimes, focusing on repairing the harm and mending the relationship can be better.

10. Technology companies don't seem to care about online bullying and harassment. Are they being held responsible?

Technology companies are increasingly paying attention to the issue of online bullying.

Many of them are introducing ways to address it and better protect their users with new tools, guidance and ways to report online abuse.

But it is true that more is needed. Many young people experience cyberbullying every day. Some face extreme forms of online abuse. Some have taken their own lives as a result.

Technology companies have a responsibility to protect their users especially children and young people.

It is up to all of us to hold them accountable when they're not living up to these responsibilities.

11. Are there any online anti-bullying tools for children or young people?

Each social platform offers different tools (see available ones below) that allow you to restrict who can comment on or view your posts or who can connect automatically as a friend, and to report cases of bullying. Many of them involve simple steps to block, mute or report cyberbullying. We encourage you to explore them.

Social media companies also provide educational tools and guidance for children, parents and teachers to learn about risks and ways to stay safe online.

Also, the first line of defense against cyberbullying could be you. Think about where cyberbullying happens in your community and ways you can help - by raising your voice, calling out bullies, reaching out to trusted adults or by creating awareness of the issue. Even a simple act of kindness can go a long way.

The first line of defense against cyberbullying could be you.

If you are worried about your safety or something that has happened to you online, urgently speak to an adult you trust. Many countries have a special helpline you can call for free and talk to someone anonymously. Visit United for Global Mental Health to find help in your country.

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Cyberbullying: What is it and how to stop it

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What teens want to know about cyberbullying

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I learned how to help people that are being bullied.

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I learned how to help people that are being bullied.

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Evelyn (Honduras)

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I will like to know how to deal with the ones that practice bullying. 

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I will like to know how to deal with the ones that practice bullying. 

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Evelyn (Honduras)

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Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, Text, and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming where people can view, participate in, or share content. Cyberbullying includes sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else. It can include sharing personal or private information about someone else causing embarrassment or humiliation.

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Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, Text, and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming where people can view, participate in, or share content. Cyberbullying includes sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else. It can include sharing personal or private information about someone else causing embarrassment or humiliation.

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Evelyn(Honduras)

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I have learn some great resourced I need to take a look at carefully and I know I'd really need to go deeper into this topic as I have to be prepared to face any of these stuations in the classroom 

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I have learn some great resourced I need to take a look at carefully and I know I'd really need to go deeper into this topic as I have to be prepared to face any of these stuations in the classroom 

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I would like to know the way to deal with any case of cyberbulling with my students and how to help them be aware of its consequences. 

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I would like to know the way to deal with any case of cyberbulling with my students and how to help them be aware of its consequences. 

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Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies. It can take place on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones. It is repeated behaviour, aimed at scaring or bothering others.

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Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies. It can take place on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones. It is repeated behaviour, aimed at scaring or bothering others.

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I have learned some great tips regarding prevention and intervetion of cyberbulling. Also, I got some vision of how other countries are dealing with cyberbullying.
And finally, the vocabulary part was effective because there were some new terms for me. 😍
Bests,
Amir

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I have learned a lot about cyberbullying. For instance, one of the big questions I've had about it was the line between hate speech and cyberbullying and what I learned was that it was a huge grey area that was open to interpretations, which makes it exceedingly difficult to stand on topic.

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I have learned about cyberbullying much. I like the idea that the one doing the bullying is also suffering, I have never think about it. I understand that most who bully are teenagers. I think that it happens because teenagers are going through a transitional age and their brain is not yet well developed, they also experience emotional outbursts. That's why it is important to support both who bully and who is bullied. 

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I have learned about cyberbullying much. I like the idea that the one doing the bullying is also suffering, I have never think about it. I understand that most who bully are teenagers. I think that it happens because teenagers are going through a transitional age and their brain is not yet well developed, they also experience emotional outbursts. That's why it is important to support both who bully and who is bullied. 

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I want to know what students/people should do first if they faced cyberbullying. 

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I want to know what students/people should do first if they faced cyberbullying. 

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I think that cyberbullying is when someone bullies others on the internet, especially on social media by commenting in unsuitable  way. Intolerance towards others breeds cyberbullying.

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I think that cyberbullying is when someone bullies others on the internet, especially on social media by commenting in unsuitable  way. Intolerance towards others breeds cyberbullying.

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I learned the influence of cyberbullying on the teenagers as well as how to deal with cyberbullying among my students.

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I learned the influence of cyberbullying on the teenagers as well as how to deal with cyberbullying among my students.

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This week's topic is a critical aspect of digital citizenship. This week, I learned that cyberbullying is a persistent issue in many countries, and it is something we need to pay attention to in order to prevent it from happening among our students today.

Likewise, I have also learned how important my role as a teacher is in providing assistance to my students, especially those who are victims of cyberbullying. The resources given are indeed useful, and it is something that I will be sharing among my colleagues and my students.

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I have learned that cyberbullying is a widespread phenomenon and that a number of students are suffering silently because of it. I have also learned that as teachers, we have a responsibility towards our students, first by raising their awareness on how to take preventive measures and what to do in case they come under the attack of a cyberbully. Second, I have learned to involve the parents and the cyberbullies in case of incidents.

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How to deal with cases of bulling when some of my students report certain cases of cyberbullying to me.

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Cyberbullying differs from physical bullying in taking place in the cyber world. It my not affect the body of the bullied person, but can make her/him suffer just like physical bullying

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Cyberbullying differs from physical bullying in taking place in the cyber world. It my not affect the body of the bullied person, but can make her/him suffer just like physical bullying

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In this week I learned a lot of information and enhanced my knowledge about cyberbulliying. New vocabularies, using KWL  Chart with padlet, I learned the cases of cyberbullying, differenciate the situations of cyberbullying and using case study in teaching. I discovered the useful websites by researching them that can help me as an educator, helpful to my learners and their parents about so together we can solve the problems. Media resources, articles, guidelines and tips about how to solve the cyberbullying issues, prevent the cyberbullying cases gave me some ideas for apply and how to support fair educational  environment. One more time I realized that develop digital citizenship with respectful manners to each other like real life is very important. Because in this digital era using correct communication and to be aware of responsible user of technology is one of the key aspects of life.
Nargiza Khamraeva (UZB)

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From the discussion with my colleagues and resources in this week, I have learned the tips to prevent and intervene myself, students, and children from cyberbullying.  Before I don't know much how to deal with it. Now I understand more and I will use some resources here to educate my family and my students.

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I have learned that we have to aware our students, kids, and community of the importance of learning appropriate skills to be safe in the online world.

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I have learned that we have to aware our students, kids, and community of the importance of learning appropriate skills to be safe in the online world.

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I have learned that we are responsible to increase the awareness of cyberbullying and its effects on kids and how we can avoid such thing.

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The prevention and intervention tips that can be applied to control cyberbullying

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The prevention and intervention tips that can be applied to control cyberbullying

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Successful stories from all over the world which succeeded in decreasing the cyberbullying cases

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Successful stories from all over the world which succeeded in decreasing the cyberbullying cases

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types of cyberbullying

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Bullying via internet.

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Cyberbullying is a kind of hate speech that affects its victims badly

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Cyberbullying is a kind of hate speech that affects its victims badly

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Using cell phones, instant messaging, e-mail, chat rooms, or social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter for harassing, threatening, or intimidating someone is known as cyberbullying. The majority of cyberbullying is committed by children, who now have easier access to these technologies.

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I have learned that we have cyberbullying prevention center. And we can look through the information with the help this resource. Farida (Kazakhstan)

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I have learned that we have cyberbullying prevention center. And we can look through the information with the help this resource. Farida (Kazakhstan)

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Through the discussions, activities , resources availbale and shared throughout the week I have learned that I need to observe keenly any attitude change among my students, to enquire them and to win their confidence so that they can open up with their issues. I need to read the red flags raised and addresed them properly because cyberbullying is a sensitive issue.  

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Through the discussions, activities , resources availbale and shared throughout the week I have learned that I need to observe keenly any attitude change among my students, to enquire them and to win their confidence so that they can open up with their issues. I need to read the red flags raised and addresed them properly because cyberbullying is a sensitive issue.  

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From this session, I've learned a lot of useful knowledge of cyberbullying. I can distinguish between what is or isn't called cyberbullying. I can recognize a child being bullied or bullying others by some red flag signs. I learned many helpful tips for stakeholders including teachers/educators, parents/caregivers, and students for cyberbullying prevention and intervention.
Loan Dinh (Vietnam)

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Through this activity, I was able to find out the exact definition of cyberbullying and about cyberbullying in schools. It was also good to learn materials and useful tips for students and parents.
Hwang Ingyung

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I have learned more characteristics that a bullied student shows and that would help me identify a victim. Besides, I learned that sometimes we forget that students who are bullies also need help, although it may be hard to recognize them since cyberbullying happens behind a screen. Lastly, I learned that cyberbullying is more common than I thought, even in other countries, and that made me sad, but at the same time encouraged me to spread the word and raise awareness about it in my school and with my students. Elissa (Mexico)

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From this week, I have learned that cyberbullying can cause more harm than I can imagine. I also have seen that the community have responsibilities to prevent it by creating awareness, helping our teens to know how to use the internet for good puroses. We as educators can also help our students to have knowldege on cyberbullying, the effecfs it have on one's life, the damage it could possibly do, and the ways to face it, when it comes to be seen. Generally, I have learned that we can provide a guideline to our students to be safe online.

Jerry

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ı have learnt that the learners are not aware of cyberbullying and when they do this kind of bad things they just relax their feelings. ıt is like feeding their ouls with harming others. ı think we need to teach them to put themselves in others' shoes. to be respectful empathy kindness etc. we two things to think 1) how can we help the victim to protect him/herself 2) how to raise awareness to students who bully their friends. I mean we need to find the actual reason of their behavours.

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What have you LEARNED about cyberbullying after interacting with the resources and sharing with your peers? (To be answered for the 7.4 Apply & Extend activity.)

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What have you LEARNED about cyberbullying after interacting with the resources and sharing with your peers? (To be answered for the 7.4 Apply & Extend activity.)

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Unfortunately, cyberbullying is a problem that affects many people, especially children and young people. Cyberbullying is a problem that has many disguises and many times young people or children do not have the necessary maturity to determine or identify that something is wrong and that they should seek help to stop these cyberbullying situations.

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Identify different cyberbullying types and how to tackle the in a best possible way. what are the causes and impacts and best solutions for instances of cyberbullying.

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Cyberbullying is one of the many causes of stress and mental breakdown. It causes a person to even commit suicide or do harm to themselves or others.

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I want to know how the teenagers learn to be so cruel and how we can teach them not behave like this and on the other hand how can we change their point of view and how can we protect the innocents ones and kids.

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I know that today the half of the teenagers deal with cyberbullyıng and thay are happy with this. they like ınsult or embarrace their friends. they use social media to show off.

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Where should the line be drawn between cyberbullying and hate speech.
Haithem (Algeria)

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I know that half the teenager population in Europe has been a subject to cyberbullying.

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I want to know people's perception of cyberbullying around the world and how to deal with cyberbullying correctly.

Hwang Ingyung

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Cyberbullying is a term that encompasses all kinds of language and behavior that annoys and hurts people online. Compared to the past, cyberbullying is increasing as people can easily access the Internet anytime, anywhere.

Hwang Ingyung

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I would say that through the activities I gain more understanding towards the action needed to combat cyberbullying. Undeniable, cyberbullying is a common within one's community. Everyone should play a part in other to curb down this unhealthy habit. However, a few things should be considered for cyberbullying prevention and intervention. This is because we do not want the victim to be afraid to speak up and avoid the situation worsen.

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I want to know more about the best and useful ways to save our digital society and kids from being victims of cyberbullying.

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I want to know more about the best and useful ways to save our digital society and kids from being victims of cyberbullying.

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What causes this digital crime and how we can handle its effects on kids?

How we can live a peaceful digital life without any annoyance or harm?

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Cyberbullying is a digital crime that bothers people by sharing bad and harmful things or frightening them in different ways.
It needs more attention and awareness to prevent its effects on kids. By setting tough rules and sanctions, we can protect  our digital society from sharing harmful content, posts, comments, and annoying others.

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More about cyberbullying, what is specifically bullying and cyberbullying, how to identify and recognize such kind of situations among our students and want to know about the strategies to prevent these cyberbullying or bullying actions. How should students or we (teachers, parents) act in this situation?
How can we create a good friendly atmosphere among our students and class, so the positive learning environment help them their effective learning?
Nargiza Khamraeva (UZB)

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I want to know about how to cope with cyberbullying. Are there any laws?  Farida (Kazakhstan)

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I want to know about how to cope with cyberbullying. Are there any laws?  Farida (Kazakhstan)

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I think that cyberbullying is a crime. In our country usually men or boys do it. They post their ex -girlfriends naked photo,(photoshop) write negative comments. Unfortunately not all the girls call the police because they don't want to let their parents know.                                              Farida (Kazakhstan)

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I think that cyberbullying is a crime. In our country usually men or boys do it. They post their ex -girlfriends naked photo,(photoshop) write negative comments. Unfortunately not all the girls call the police because they don't want to let their parents know.                                              Farida (Kazakhstan)

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In my opinion, Cyberbulling is bulling (make someone feel sad, annoying, embarrassing and very uncomfortable) by using computer technology, internet or other digital tools. This can happen on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones.
And as an educator we should always try to help our learners to treat themselves in a normal way and follow the school rules for behaving good themselves among each other.

Nargiza Khamraeva (UZB)

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I have learned from I've learnt from colleagues here that cyber bullying has different forms and we all need to cooperate to face it. The victim may commit suicide or harm themselves  of being bullied. We all should work to help the victim. One more thing is that we should think of ways to help the bully as they are neglected or left behind that’s why they are bullying others. Asmaa (Alexandria, Egypt)

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I have learned from I've learnt from colleagues here that cyber bullying has different forms and we all need to cooperate to face it. The victim may commit suicide or harm themselves  of being bullied. We all should work to help the victim. One more thing is that we should think of ways to help the bully as they are neglected or left behind that’s why they are bullying others. Asmaa (Alexandria, Egypt)

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I'd like to know more about laws and punishment for the bully in different countries 

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I'd like to know more about laws and punishment for the bully in different countries 

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Asmaa ( Alexandria, Egypt)

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Cyber bullying is harming another person on social media. This happens when bullies use harmful comments or misinformation about somebody else or misuse of the other's personal information without permission.

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Cyber bullying is harming another person on social media. This happens when bullies use harmful comments or misinformation about somebody else or misuse of the other's personal information without permission.

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Asmaa (Alexandria, Egypt)

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The situations which lead to cyberbullying

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The situations which lead to cyberbullying

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I always know that cyberbullying is a type of harassment that is done through the internet thanks for its anonymous part. But does this harassment include hate speech or humiliating individuals only? How about the picture or video editing? or unapproved recording of one's daily life? Can both of them consider as cyberbullying too?

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Cyberbullying will affect the whole community 

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Cyberbullying will affect the whole community 

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It is not only the bully and his victims who will take charge of the consequences. It will also affect the community. Once bullying occurred within the community, there must be a change in the community of practice and the surrounding atmosphere should be different.
Cyberbullying left the victim traumatized and the bully will be the next victim to face the anger of the cyber community.

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At the beginning of this journey, I wasn't really aware that most cyberbullies have experienced something so negative in their lives that pushed them to desperately find a way to feel better about themselves and more powerful. Now I understand that they also need support and all the help they can get so they can get better.
Carlos (Bolivia)

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What do you WANT to know more about cyberbullying?

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What do you WANT to know more about cyberbullying?

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I would like to know how teachers can help our students who suffer from cyberbullying, especially those who, due to shyness or fear, do not express what is happening to them. I would also like to learn techniques or strategies on how to stop cyberbullying when it is not fully marked or present in a classroom.

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What do you already KNOW about cyberbullying, from your experience or your own research?

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What do you already KNOW about cyberbullying, from your experience or your own research?

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I know that many people, especially young people, have committed suicide because of cyberbullying.
I also know that cyberbullying is an attack against the human dignity of a person, whether through comments, videos, audios and images.

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I'd like to know how to differenciate between cyberbullying and just an uncomfortable situation like the one in the video we watched where the kid posted an ugly photo of his friend and then deleted it. I'd like to be able to recognize when it can be considered cyberbullying and when it is just a misunderstanding we can fix by talking. Also, I would like to know more about how to teach my students to defend themselves, but without getting into fights or any other physical damage.

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I already knew cyberbullying was a type of harassment done online and that goverment in other countries (not mine) are doing quite a lot to prevent it and punish bullies. Also, I knew social media has been promoting a lot of stereotypes of 'perfection' which had led to more cyberbulllying and bodyshaming. Even classism and racism. In my own research, I've watched videos of native speakers bullying non-natives because of their accents and I've had to work on that with my students, because they have seen those videos on TikTok, so they are even more afraid to speak English. I do research and try to find nice examples of people speaking different languages to show my students that everything is possible :)

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Sometimes, cyberbulling causes damage to people's mental health and they become suicidal.
what are some of the strategies to overcom the psychological effect of cyberbulling?
Can we say Online harrasement and cyberbullying are the samething?

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I knew that cyberbullying includes repeated behaviour to annoy, make remarks, bodyshaming, scaring and character assassination of someone targeted openly on social platforms like facebook, twitter, whatsapp, mesages. etc.

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What I really want to know is the border. I mean how come some actions are considered as cyberbulling and some others not?

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I already knew that cyberbullying is a kind of annoying people on the internet. And cyberbulling has some different types.

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What are strategies for parents helping their children who got bullied from cyberspace if they don't know about using technology?

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How to encourage bystanders to cyberbullying to become upstanders?

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In my understanding, cyberbullying is the use of technology to harass, threaten, or embarrass another person on the Internet, social media, apps, texts, video games. Cyberbullying happens when someone posts or shares harmful or mean content about someone else through digital devices, or when someone shares personal information, pictures, videos designed to hurt or embarrass someone else, or sends rude messages and texts to others.

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I want to learn more about how we can help or empower students who are victims of cyberbullying but don't have the courage to report it to school authorities.

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Cyberbullying  is threatening, intimidating, or shaming someone online. If the intention is to harm someone using the online platform then I consider it as cyber bullying.

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I want to know more about, if there is any way to assign cyber bullying as a crime and minimize the harm it is causing.
Thanks

Jerry
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Cyber bullying in my opinion is saying or posting inappropriate or unpleasant things about other people. And those things could make people feeling shame and guilt or could possibly destroy their life.

Jerry
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Effective strategies to deal with cyberbullies

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Effective strategies to deal with cyberbullies

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Are there some path ways to defuse bullies or to strengthen bullied children?

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Cyberbullying is present in the online world in different ways. Some people bully others to have fun, and others to make themselves feel better about their own self-esteem problems. Moreover, some people are fire starters and others are followers.

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Cyberbullying is a serious matter and has different forms . It can face anyone who encounters with digital platforms

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What are protective strategies against cyberbullying? or How Media Security and Netiquette is related to solve the issue?

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I heard about cyberbullying through various cases that I have come across internet and social media.  It is an awful action that is meant to spoil the reputation of people or entities.

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My previous knowledge about cyberbullying

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My previous knowledge about cyberbullying

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Cyberbullying refers to bullying that’s done through the use of technology such as using the internet or a mobile phone to hurt, harass or embarrass someone.