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    I agree that these young kids are coming out even worse. They start to resent the system once they get out which only leads to other crimes and hate towards authority. It’s unfortunate that the system has to play the parenting role, but their criminal acts generally relate to their environment and lack of parenting. Sometimes it is unavoidable. I was a troubled teen, but I never committed illegal acts. My father would always say “if you continue misbehaving, you will be sent to boot camp”. It only

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    It is a fact that laws are struggling to keep up with the new forms of cyberbullying that are introduced with new technologies. It has only in the past decade that such issues have been addressed. For such a long time the broad spectrum of cyberbullying has been the main difficulty in defining what it is and where it fits in Australia’s criminal framework. Due to the rising rates of teen suicides that have been linked to cyberbullying, the need for new laws. These need to protect those who are made

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    As the 21st century furthers, social media has expanded rapidly; this has become an ongoing issue because social media is often a tool used to cyberbully. Nowadays, school districts are unaware of handling these issue since it can, and will, for the most part take place at home. Many individuals believe that the district cannot be held responsible since these actions are not viewed by school administration. As academic years further, school districts are forced to update the code of conduct to provide

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    “Did you know that one student in every four in Australian schools is affected by bullying?” Says recent research commissioned by the Federal Government. Bystanders play a big part in bullying. They can resolve the situation or make it worse. These are called helpful or hurtful bystanders. In many bullying situations a bystander could have resolved the situation before any one got hurt. But they are often two afraid or they make the situation worse. Both helpful and hurtful bystanders play big roles

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    Argumentative Essay: Should Individuals Be Prosecuted for Statements Made on Social Media?   Did you know that nearly 1 in 3 teens have admitted to being a victim of cyberbullying? That’s an absurdly large number of teens! But what really is cyberbullying anyway? Well, the Cyberbullying Research Center defines it as “willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices”. Congresswomen Linda Sanchez is currently sponsoring a bill that would make

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    The word 'bullying' has developed a very traditional definition amongst society: a face-to-face interaction involving either verbal abuse and/or physical abuse. With the technological advances that have occurred within the past 15 years, bullying has become anything but traditional. Children and teens have more access to the Internet and to social media platforms more than ever before, thus allowing them to avoid face-to-face interaction. Within the past 15 years, there has been a significant rise

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    Sources http://www.stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/ http://stopcyberbullying.org/what_is_cyberbullying_exactly.html http://www.deletecyberbullying.org/what-to-do-if-youre-a-victim/ http://www.bullyingstatistics.org/content/cyber-bullying-statistics.html http://cyberbullying.org/what-is-cyberbullying/ Cyberbullying Have you ever been cyberbullied before? If you have not then you may in the future. Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place using technology. Some examples are text messages, emails

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    There are teens whom lock themselves in their rooms for 20 hours straight on Skype with their friends or playing video games, sleepless, unable to sustain interaction with their families. Technology enables this hermit lifestyle. These reclusive teens could make major scientific discoveries with the technological advancements the world has made instead of laziness. While advancements in technology have had positive effects in human contact, such as the reconnection with friends through social media

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    Two Measurable Goals

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    For my bullying prevention Facebook page I have set two measurable goals which I hope to obtain by week 7 of class. The first goal I have set is to have 10 friend requests to my page and the second goal I have set is to have 10 likes to anti bullying post I have made. For my community health fair at the mall on bullying prevention, I have set two measurable goals. The first goal I hope to obtain is within the first hour of the health fair, 10 pre teens or teenagers will inquire about content viewed

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    In this society, it is hard to fit in and be accepted. Bullying is a controversial issue that inhabits individuals to consider it as a crime. Bullying is a form of empowerment by making the victim feel weak and incompetent. Bullies are typically unwanted and have an aggressive behavior. There are numerous types of bullying, but all have a major goal and it is to make the bully feel better about them while making the victim feel less of him or herself. Regardless of age, race, religion, country, sexual

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