Bullying And Cyber Bullying

How to Stop Cyber Bullying

June 14, 2010 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Cyber bullying is a danger and if you do not know how to stop cyber bullying it can destroy your Internet peace and life. You should try your best to stop cyber bullying since it can get on your nerves and forge your identify on the Internet leaving you in a trap. Learn the Four [...]

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The Perils of Cyber Bullying Harassment

April 5, 2010 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Bullying nowadays is not any more restricted to threatening or harassing in the school bus or in the school premise, it has reached the Internet through the means of cyber bullying harassment. You can call it cyber bullying harassment, if a student threatens another of physical abuse, death warning, posts debasing remarks or substances about [...]

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How to Identify the Faceless Cyber Bully

December 23, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

The Internet has become very popular and almost everyone is using the Internet. Children of all ages are using the Internet to keep in touch with their peers and friends. There are many disadvantages of cyber bullying making it one of the most serious higher education problems in America. One is that many times the [...]

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Protect Your Child From the Dangers of Cyber Bullying

December 10, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

With the craze of social networking on the increase, people are getting glued to their PCs for hours and punching their fingers on and on the keyboard. The virtual world is taking a bigger space in their life than expected. This habit is now beyond the possibility of eradication. And we all have to agree [...]

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How to Check if Your Child is Bullied Online

September 23, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Cyber-bullying is a modern way to embarrass and harm those who cannot strike back and those who are not able to speak for themselves. Cyber-bullies terrorize young ones who are afraid to respond and even threaten the ones who are willing to answer with force. It is therefore the responsibilities of parents and teachers to [...]

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Safety Measures for Teenagers to Handle Campus Violence

July 31, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Random acts of violence are becoming very common in schools and colleges these days. This can have a deep effect on teens. Experience and exposure to such violence can leave a confused, powerless and vulnerable impact on the teens. Teens that experienced violence on campus had more intense reactions to safety issues. Some teens aren’t [...]

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Know the Signs of Cyber Bullying and Prevent a Problem

July 5, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Cyber bullying is becoming a problem among high school kids these days. Cyber bullying means to send or post destructive or denote text or images by using the Internet or Personal Digital Assistants or cell phones. At this age, kids experiment with all sorts of activities, many of which should not be made public. Cyber [...]

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Hey You, Stop that Bullying!

June 17, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

All of us know that daddy dear transfer means change of school! So again the kids have to bid farewells to the old one, check out the new schools, adjust with the surroundings, cope with their peers! Not all kids are the adjusting types. Some kids find it difficult to adapt to the new environment [...]

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It’s No Laughing Matter – Bullying Kills and We are Responsible

May 9, 2009 by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

It is our responsibility to stop bullying. Now. Before another child dies. These photos can be taken on any campus. Some say, “Oh they’re just kids – playing around.” Others say, “They’ll work it out.” But it hurts. And kids get really hurt. Inside. It is our responsibility to stop bullying. Because kids are killing [...]

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