Sunday, February 26, 2012

Three Credible Sources

"Prevention." stopcyberbullying. WiredKids, Inc., n.d. Web. 24 Feb 2012.
This article is talking about preventing cyber bullying by teaching kids about the consequences. It asks how can you stop it once it starts because people's motives differ. It asks what is the school's role in this by saying that sometimes school's can be sued for off-campus activity like cyber bullying actions. The article also asks what's the parents role in this by saying that more actions and involvement should be taken by parents.  


"Cyberbullying." NPC. Bureau of Justice Assistance, 2012. Web. 26 Feb 2012.
The article is defining cyber bullying by giving examples and comparing how bullying online differs from face to face bullying. It describes how messages and images can be just as harmful as face-to-face bullying. The article talks about the effects of cyber bullying. It also talks about what students who have been cyberbullied are more likely to experience. 


"cyberbullying." Stop Bullying. Department of Health & Human Services, n.d. Web. 26 Feb 2012.
This article talks about ways teens are cyberbullied by giving some examples. It asks how victims react by giving a list of examples. This article also asks how to prevent cyber bullying by giving examples and step by step directions. It also gives some other ways to stay cyber-safe. 

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Cyber Bullying Free Write


Cyber Bullying Free Write

            I’d like to argue that with you knowing the signs of a cyber bullying situation, you will more likely be able to prevent the situation from occurring. Therefore, I’d research the signs and some ways of preventing cyber bullying in order to better understand it. I’d also research certain websites and places in which cyber bullying commonly occurs. Social websites, Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace, are three common sites that I would put most focus on. I’d research past cyber bullying situations and see at what site it started at and then I would compare each situation from past to present.
            I’d research past cyber bullying statistics to see how by knowing how to catch the signs help to prevent cyber bullying. I’d compare those statistics to those who don’t know that someone is being bullied, to better prove that knowing the signs helps better prevent the situation from occurring. I’d also research on the most common victims, like adults, teenagers, or children. I’d check on specific examples of victims and bullies from possible interviews or reports. I’d also check to see if there were any reports of suicides or deaths of victims of cyber bullying.
Punishment to cyber bullies could also be researched, because it’s important if we want cyber bullying to stop. Therefore, I’d research certain laws and maybe past situations to see how the cyber bullies were punished. I’d research how cyber bullying compares to any other bullying situation. I’d also research the school districts and areas that cyber bullying commonly occur. This way I can describe how an environment affects people’s behavior making them more likely to become a cyber bully. There is actually much to be researched on about cyber bullying, but I’d like to just put primary focus around ways of preventing it.  

Saturday, February 11, 2012

3 Research Topics

1. TORNADOES


How they form? What causes them? How they compare to other natural disasters?



2. CYBER BULLYING


What are the different forms of cyber bullying? How to prevent cyber bullying?



3. INFIDELITY


Should you be prosecuted for infidelity? How do different states handle infidelity?