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From the textbook, we know that cyberbullying is a form of bullying that takes place over digital mediums (phones and computers). In contract to traditional bullying, cyberbullying allows the bully 24/7 access to the victims’ life through social media, texting, instant messaging, images, etc. Instead of victimization ending with the dismissal bell, bullies are able to infiltrate time outside of school as well. These attacks can be private or public, and due to the necessity of technology in todays society, it can be difficult to escape. Research has indicated that about 15% of students have indicated they were the victim of cyberbullying, but only about 10% of victims report it to adults. Females and overweight students are more likely to be targeted, and students are 7 times more likely to experience cyberbullying from friends than strangers. Victims of cyberbullying are 2-9 times more likely to contemplate suicide than students who are not victims. Considering these statistics, it is easy to see that cyberbullying is an issue that impacts the social, emotional, and physical health of individuals.

Considering all of this, do you think schools are responsible for cyberbullying prevention and intervention? Be sure to include support for your responses.

First, provide support for “Yes, schools are responsible”

Then, provide support for “No, schools are not responsible”

Which argument do you agree with? Or is there another option?

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