1. Mrs. Holly can send an e-mail to the students' parents informing them of the incident. This will allow the parents to be aware of what their child is doing while on the computers. Additionally, it allows the parents to talk to their child about the importance of being kind to others.
2. These tools give Mrs. Holly the opportunity to have students research and explore what bullying is on social media. It also allows the teacher to send out information to all parents about speaking to them about bullying and why it is important to not bully others.
3. Being aware of the students who have broken Mrs. Holly digital etiquette rules allows her to review the rules to all the students. It also gives her the opportunity to pull the students aside and have them explain to her why her rules are important. After witnessing this behavior, Mrs. Holly will have the shut down their computer and have them continue their assignments with a pencil and paper.
4. Mrs. Holly allowed her students to explore different
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Having students find information and sharing ideas and information with other students helped the students learn new techniques and ideas from their peers. Even though Mrs. Holly witnesses students bullying other students. She can still have those student use digital literacy skills to talk to the classroom about bullying and why bullying is not acceptable behavior.
6. Bullying is appearing more in schools.
Because Mrs. Holly is aware of what bullying is, she is able to explain it to the students. Making them aware of their actions and how they could be affecting the student they are making fun of.
7. Mrs. Holly can explain to the students who are bullying that there are different forms of bullying. Bullying can really hurt the other student's feelings. I have found that a lot of students are unaware of how their actions may affect the students they are bullying. This gives Mrs. Holly an opportunity to show them and hopefully make a difference in their
The goal of Clark Consulting remains to help develop a more secure network for Harry and Mae’s Inc. in that vein, Clark Consulting has determined some final additions and changes to the Harry and Mae’s Inc. network. The additions include a Bastion server, Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS), Host Intrusion Detection System (HIDS) and a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) server. The changes will primarily revolve around passwords.
-the number of proxy’s online is hard to count, thus making it difficult to tell the difference between the good and bad, there are some proxy set up by hacker to fish out information of the user while the person uses the
1.“If, for example, students were not ultimately rewarded for spending their early adulthoods pursuing undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees, or if the hardest-working and most productive workers were paid the same as the median worker, then citizens would have little incentive to develop expertise, to exert effort, or to excel in their work.”
Eagerly sitting in a chair placed in the living room awaiting to be interviewed, Rebecca Crosby silently contemplates the lessons in her life that caused her to grow as a person and become dependant upon herself as an adult. Beginning to speak, Crosby lists the many struggles endured throughout grade school, including bullying and being successful student, and how they affected her decisions when choosing an ideal career.
Things have to be done to prevent bullying in schools in order for society to overcome this fast growing problem. Lives could be saved from students acting out, as well as lives bettering from students who would not be bullied anymore. Society would become better as a whole without teenage bullying, or even adult bullying seen in the workplace. In many cases, people don’t help out with the situation unless they’ve been through it before, which is also not helping. The world would be better and happier if bullying was completely eliminated from it.
Did you know that over 3.2 million kids are victims of bullying each year? In the excerpt from Margaret Cho’s autobiography titled Camp Cruel, a young girl named Moran tells her experience with being bullied. She describes in detail what children did and said to her and how she dealt with it. Moran goes on a church summer retreat with kids that she’s known all her life. She speaks about how she was picked on by everyone she came in contact with at the retreat. Most of the kids at the retreat would call Moran, “Moron” because they said that this name was a better fit for her. Their constant rudeness really discouraged Moran. She was just a young Korean girl wanting to fit in and make friends. However, she couldn’t even do that because she was constantly getting bullied by everyone. As the story continues, Moran comes to her senses and realizes that what other people think about her does not matter. What matters most is what you think about yourself. You must push those negative people away in order to survive.
When Ruby arrived, she was protected by federal marshals who guided her into school. The only teacher who agreed to teach Ruby was Barbara Henry, who had just moved from Boston. Ruby was the only student in her class since all the students were pulled from that class and relocated to a different school, just so that they wouldn't be with Ruby. Mrs. Henry and Ruby sat together every day and studied. Throughout the school year, Ruby was threatened multiple times, but she paid no mind to them and walked to class, and then
from the teachers point of view; she tries to judge the Cunninghams and the Ewells from
Rachel was Melinda's friend all of middle school but she turned out to be a complete jerk to Melinda. Heather was a fake friend who only stuck by her side until she was accepted in a ¨cool¨ group. David Petrakis is a nerd who is almost in every one of Melinda's classes. They grow close mostly because they both have no friends, but he is a true friend. Towards the end of the group Melinda starts to come out to Rachel about why she called the police, but Rachel just got even more upset. Melinda thankfully realizes how bad of a friend Rachel is on page 198 ¨I don't want to be cool. I want to grab her by the neck and shake her and scream at her to stop treating me like dirt. She didn't even bother to find out the truth – what kind of friend is that? ¨ Melinda gets close to her art teacher. Art is the one class that Melinda enjoys because she gets to be with her new friend Ivy. Ivy and David are the only people Melinda has, but that is enough for her. On the first day of school Melinda recalls being the only person sitting alone on page 134.¨ I see a few friends people I used to think were my friends—but they look away. ¨ Positively Melinda has found the two only true friends in her school and starts to become a more optimistic
There may also be ways to help limit or prevent cyberbullying from occurring. Nixon argues that health care professionals, educators, and parents should all work together to help prevent cyberbullying and to help those who are targeted by it. (Nixon, 2014, pg. 150) Many victims of cyberbullying are scared to tell someone. This may be due to feelings of embarrassment or lack of faith that anyone can help end the bullying. It is important to show adolescents that there is always someone they can talk to. Whether it be a family member, friend, guidance counselor, or teacher. Schools should make students aware of what services are available to them in the school and let them know there are people willing to listen and help. In schools it is important for teachers to maintain a positive learning environment for all students. Teachers should try to create classrooms where all students address each other with respect and step in when bullying is recognized. Schools or communities can also offer prevention programs. Programs may show students how to use the internet safely or the effects cyberbullying has on others. Many argue that schools should also have monitoring programs to help detect cyberbullying and help prevent it. (Nixon, 2014, pg. 151) Limiting internet use for adolescents may also help limit their chances of getting cyberbullying as there is an
Scout began to stand up for herself more often as her first grade year went on. An example of her standing up for what she believed in was when Miss Caroline was publicly humiliated the Cunninghams and their poverty: “ The Cunninghams never never took anything they can’t pay back-no church baskets and no scrip stamps. They never took anything off of anybody, they get along on what they have. They don’t have much, but they get along on it.”(Lee 26) Scout stood up for her peer because she wanted to show that she was capable of
Sylvia Barret, a new teacher is starting her first day in room 304. She finds out that teaching isn’t all that she thought it would be. Her first friend is Bea a veteran teacher who helps Sylvia out by explaining how Calvin Coolidge high works. The writer takes all the craziness of a normal high school and embellishes them; for instance the school guidance counselor is always using big words and thinks all the students need help. And Mr. Mchabe the administrative assistant who is nosy about everything. The Janitor who is never available.
Many people will believe that technology would stop bullying but it only makes it worse. In today 's society children as well as adults are being cyber bullied. More than half the people that are being cyber bullied commits suicide. Jessica Logan was
Educators attempt to provide safe, nurturing environments where students can thrive. Any disturbance to this climate can have negative affects on students’ educational performances. Bullying is one such disruption. Unfortunately, physical and verbal abuse are nothing new in the school setting, however, the rise of technology in our country has created a new setting for bullies to target their victims. Cyberbulling, or the use of any number of technological means to harm or harass another, has become an increasingly prevalent occurrence, specifically among school-aged children (Campfield, 2006).
Stutzky suggests that cyber bullying is the use of modern communication technologies to embarrass, humiliate, threaten, or intimidate an individual in the attempt to gain power and control over them. Bullying has been around since the beginning of time. These days however, bullying isn’t just happening on the playground, it’s happening on the internet and mobile phones, making it possible to bully a child 24 hours a day. Cyber bullying follows children around the clock and into the safety of their own bedrooms. A recent survey by MindOh!, an educational company that follows youth trends, reported that nearly 80% of the 5,500 teens that were surveyed said that they had been exposed to cyber bullying. Cyber bullying affects the mental health of so many young adolescents around the world, and the issue is steadily increasing as more and more ways to bully are created.In extreme incidents, cyber bullying has led teenagers to suicide. Most victims, however, suffer shame, embarrassment, anger, depression and withdrawal. While technology continues to evolve, new means of communication enable today’s bullies to become more effective in terrorizing and tormenting their victims. The aim was to increase awareness and decrease the prevalence of cyber bullying- Year 9 at Meridan State College being the stakeholders (people involved).