Student: Cyber Bullying Needs to Stop
28 Apr
reputation.com it states that kids ages 8 to 18 years old spend seven-and-a-half hours watching TV or surfing the web in their spare time. If parents explain the rules and what the child can’t go on, no child will be hurt. The parents can even block websites where strangers can talk to their children. They will know what’s going on and will help stop it to save their children.
Say your child was talking to someone he or she has never met and thinks that person is so nice. He or she sends the person an address so they can hang out. That stranger is not really the same age and is now stalking the child on the Internet. Perhaps even going to their house. That stranger can wound the child. Many things happen on the Internet, including Internet stalking which is a form of cyber bullying.
Parents all over the world can help by saving their children and knowing that their children are safe and sound. Some parents don’t know these things and need to help, so I’m encouraging parents to help. They don’t realize cyber bullying can hurt their lives and others. It hurts kids’ feelings and safety, but most of all parents need to help! Cyber bullying can be stopped and I know I will help. How about you?
Sincerely,
Lauren Cuzzola
Sixth Grade
http://bridgewater.patch.com/articles/student-cyber-bullying-needs-to-stop
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