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INTRODUCING ISSUES WITH OVP: CYBERBULLYING 15

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This volume of the Introducing Issues with Opposing Viewpoints Series explores whether cyberbullying is a serious problem. It also covers how cyberbullying should be punished. Finally, this volume discusses how cyberbullying can be prevented.While Greenhaven Publishing strives to replicate print content, some content may not be available due to rights restrictions. Call your Sales Rep for details.

Cyberbullying

JUNIOR HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOL(S,N)

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Foreword.
Introduction.
1: Is Cyberbullying a Serious Problem?.
2: Cyberbullying Is Epidemic.
3: Cyberbullying Is Not Epidemic.
4: Cyberbullying Is More Common than Traditional Bullying.
5: Studies Show Cyberbullying Concerns Have Been Overstated.
6: Cyberbullying Causes Teen Suicide.
7: Bullying Is Not on the Rise and It Does Not Lead to Suicide.
8: How Should Society Respond to Cyberbullying?.
9: Cyberbullying Should Be Treated as a Crime.
10: Cyberbullying Should Not Be Treated as a Crime.
11: Cyberbullying Laws Must Not Threaten Free Speech.
12: Cyberbullying Laws Can Protect Children and Not Threaten Free Speech.
13: Should Parents Be Criminally Liable for Kids&#x0027; Cyberbullying?.
14: Punished for Being a Parent of a Bully.
15: How Can Cyberbullying Be Prevented?.
16: Laws Can Prevent Cyberbullying.
17: Prevention, Not Tougher Punishment Key to Ending Cyberbullying.
18: Victim or Bully? Schools Need to Create More Choices.
19: Parents Should Be Responsible for Preventing Cyberbullying.
20: Empowering Children Can Prevent Cyberbullying.
21: Bystanders Can Prevent Cyberbullying.
Facts about Cyberbullying.
Organizations to Contact.
For Further Reading.
Index.
Picture Credits.

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Cyberbullying