I checked it out. I was reading the "Tips for Teachers" slide and was thinking you may want to add a slide about "what cyberbullying isn't" to clear up confusion. Of course, I wonder why we need a special name for it anyways... bullying is bullying... weither its in person, on paper, or on the internet. Does our district's codes of conduct make a special distinction? Flaming/Trolling would be my guess as to what the most prevalent form of cyberbullying online is... based on my internet experience. The "Take 5" approach is also good for teachers responding to those less-than-appreciative emails from parents: take a break before responding and hitting the "send" button. It's unfortunate that slideshare doesn't reccognize the internet URLs in your bibliography and turn them into clickable links... that would be impressive. Just my thoughts.
This is a power point presentation I did on cyberbullying when I took a class on bullying this past week. Let me know what you think!
ReplyDeleteI checked it out.
ReplyDeleteI was reading the "Tips for Teachers" slide and was thinking you may want to add a slide about "what cyberbullying isn't" to clear up confusion. Of course, I wonder why we need a special name for it anyways... bullying is bullying... weither its in person, on paper, or on the internet. Does our district's codes of conduct make a special distinction?
Flaming/Trolling would be my guess as to what the most prevalent form of cyberbullying online is... based on my internet experience.
The "Take 5" approach is also good for teachers responding to those less-than-appreciative emails from parents: take a break before responding and hitting the "send" button.
It's unfortunate that slideshare doesn't reccognize the internet URLs in your bibliography and turn them into clickable links... that would be impressive.
Just my thoughts.