online sexual harassment has been linked with more serious problems, including depression and substance abuse,
when something like this happens and, sadly, if it results in suicide, does the cyber bully get charged in court? how does one go about that?
the effects of being cyberbullied may be worse than those of being bullied in a traditional sense
I would think that it would be the other way around. I figured face to face bullying would be much harder to hide from, whereas it is much easier to just turn off a computer, etc.
exposure to developmentally inappropriate content.
huge issue on social media for younger kids, lots of predators online hoping to attract youngsters
76% of teen-aged respondents in a recent Pew Research Center survey reported that they use social media.
I would want to know why these students do not.. is it parent decision or do they have no interest?
And then — contrary to what happens at most schools, where a student’s work exists only inside a learning management system and cannot be accessed once the semester is over — the domain and all its content are the student’s to take with them. It is, after all, their education, their intellectual development, their work.
This would have been very helpful in high school years for me, but would students try to reuse work that qualifies for numerous assignments?