“Facebook
And Seventeen Magazine Stood Up Against Cyberbully”, Kara McGrath,Seventeen
Magazine,Posted March 1,2013 at 12:24.
Type: Magazine
Information: Seventeen magazine and
facebook took a stand against bully.
Seventeen also made some shirts for selling and they are
helping an organization called STOMP Bully!
Seventeen Magazine and Facebook did a
research
Seventeen magazine said: “We partnered with Facebook to survey almost 5,000 girls
and found that 51% of you see hurtful posts about other girls online at least
once a week!”
They also said: “Luckily, however, over 54% of
you say you've stood up to someone who's bullied you or someone else online in
the past year, usually by deleting the hurtful comment or blocking the person
who sent it. Plus, 51% reached out to the victim, either by leaving your
support in a comment or by reaching out to them privately—which is so amazing! We
agree with the 83% of you who said that girls have the responsibility to stick
up for one another online!”
Cambridge Advanced Learners
Dictionary,Cambridge University Press 2013.Print.
Cambridge Dictionary Definition For
Cyberbully: someone who uses the internet to harm or frighten another
person, especially by sending them unpleasant messages.
Links For Cyberbully Cases:
Youtube,Posted
By VlogBeuty,Posted October 3 of 2012
This video is a girl called lizzie
That tell her story the video has a few facts also.
·
Youtube,posted by
PureBeuty16,Posted December 19 of 2010
This girl she tells how she dealed with cyberbully.
·
Youtube,posted by
chia videos,October 12 of 2012.
This is Amanda Todd she killed herself last year in November
this video is Amanda before suicidin herself she posted this vdeo in youtube
explaining her cyberbully story.Its a pretty famous case!
Cyberbully,Teens Health,Kids
Health Organisation, 8/04/2013.
What To Do When You Are Cyberbullied: What to Do
If you're being
bullied, harassed, or teased in a hurtful way — or know someone who is — there
is no reason to suffer in silence. In fact, you absolutely should report
upsetting IMs, emails, texts, etc.
Tell someone. Most experts agree: The first thing to
do is tell an adult you trust. This is often easier said than done. People who
are cyberbullied may feel embarrassed or reluctant to report a bully. Some may
hesitate because they're not 100% sure who is doing the bullying. But
bullying can escalate, so speak up until you find someone to help.
Walk away. What you've heard about walking away from a
real-life bully works in the virtual world too. Ignoring bullies is the best
way to take away their power, but it isn't always easy to do (both in the real
world and online).
If you see something upsetting, try to step away from the
computer or turn off your phone for a while. Don't respond (or forward the
message to someone else). Find something to distract yourself from what's going
on. Do something you love that doesn't give you time to think about what's
happening, like playing the guitar, going for a run, or immersing yourself in a
book or movie. You can also just chat with a parent or sibling or play with a
pet.
Report bullying to your service provider. Sites like
Facebook and YouTube take it seriously when people use their sites to post
cruel or mean stuff or set up fake accounts. If users report abuse, the site
administrator may block the bully from using the site in future. If you're
being harassed by someone sending you mean texts or emails, you can complain to
phone service or email providers (such as Gmail, Verizon, Comcast, and Yahoo).
·
Block the bully. Most devices have
settings that allow you to electronically block the bully or bullies from
sending notes. If you don't know how to do this, ask a friend or adult who
does.
Be safe online. Password protect your cell phone and
your online sites, and change your passwords often. Be sure to share your
passwords only with your parent or guardian. It's also wise to think twice
before sharing personal information or photos/videos that you don't want the
world to see. Once you've posted a photo or message, it can be difficult or
impossible to delete. So remind yourself to be cautious when posting photos or
responding to someone's upsetting message.
State CyberBullying
Laws,Cyberbullying In The USA,Created January 2013,asseced 8/04/2013
In the united states there are 49
states that has bully laws 11,16 of them include cyberbully,47 of them include
vitual harassment,all of them includes school policy and 10 of them include
campus behavior.
Student Advice-CyberbullyTeachToday What
Are The Effects?, TeachToday,accessed 08/04/2013.
As with any form of
bullying, cyberbullying can have an extremely negative impact on your students,
including:
Undermining their
confidence, self-esteem and sense of security
Affecting their
performance and attendance at school
Causing stress and
affecting their health
Resulting in
negative offline behaviours, such as running away from home
Marginalising
certain groups
Fuelling prejudice
in areas such as race, religion and sexuality
Leading to suicidal
thoughts
Affecting them for
the rest of their lives
Source: Oxford Dictionary
Book
Oxford Dictionary Meaning For
Ducumentary:
Definition of documentary
adjective
consisting of official pieces of
written, printed, or other matter:his book is based on documentary sources
(of a movie, a television or radio
program, or photography) using pictures or interviews with people involved in
real events to provide a factual record or report:he has directed
documentary shorts and feature films
noun (plural
documentaries)
a movie or a television or radio
program that provides a factual record or report.
In My Words: A Documentary is a book
or video or a piece of writing that has pictures,interviews with people and
says real stories.So says about real facts.
What
That Has To Do With My Project: So since im doing a movie
Things To Do For Documentary:
STORYBOARD
SCRIPT
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