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1 Establish a climate of communication with your child
2 Give them strategies to respond
3 Use celebrity card
4 Monitor online activity
5Know the apps and platforms

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Cyberbullying in real life  case of: Allen Halkic 

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Cyberbullying in real life  case of: Allen Halkic 

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Allem Halkic, 17, killed himself in 2009 after he was bullied on a social networking website.

In a landmark ruling, Victoria's Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal last month found the Melbourne teenager died as a direct result of an act of violence and awarded his parents compensation.

Cyber safety expert Susan McLean said she hoped the tribunal ruling would send a clear message to the community and authorities about the dangers of online behaviour.

"I think it is a fabulous acknowledgment by the tribunal of just how serious this issue is and I think it is a wonderful outcome for the Halkic family,"

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I think they do it because they may have gone through the same thing, for reasons of attacking someone, or because they feel satisfied doing that

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This my opinion about Cyberbullying in students:

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This my opinion about Cyberbullying in students:

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This is incorrect, because the students can't live with this problem, as cause low level academy, family problems and low selfsteem. Probably the bully has a wrong education for family when it was children.
I recommend that the parents pay attention for sons or also the friends should help him.

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Once I saw that my friend was looking at his social networks and began to upload content prohibited by a platform called tik tok, after uploading his first video he began to fall insults, criticized for choosing another way, I told him to create another account and not get into more problems

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                            Cyberbullying

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                            Cyberbullying

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Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place through digital devices such as cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through text messages and apps, or online on social media or games where people can view, participate, or share content.