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How Is Cyberbullying Different from Real-Life One?
Marina Valentinovna, a social studies teacher, gave her students, Dima and Sasha, the task of making a project on bullying. Help the guys understand the topic and complete the task perfectly!
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How Is Cyberbullying Different from Real-Life One?
Okay, let's start with bullying. I have found an article that bullying includes several types of violence, but I'm not sure which aspects to mention.
Verbal abuse, because bullying includes the use of offensive or derogatory words and phrases to cause harm.
Emotional abuse, because bullying can include psychological abuse such as threats, isolation, and blackmail that cause emotional harm.
Physical abuse, because bullying can include physical aggression such as hitting, punching, or violence that causes physical harm.
All of the above, as bullying can include all of these types of violence, although they can manifest themselves in different forms and situations.
Dima and Sasha are immersed in writing a project about cyberbullying. They are researching different cases and encountering different situations. Sasha shares a story with Dima: - I wonder if we can add situations from real life? I had a classmate at my p
Bullying, because it started in the real world and she then saw the bullies at school.
Cyberbullying, because it occurs in cyberspace.
Cyberbullying, because it is associated with the use of electronic devices.
Both - it's hard to say, it seems that sometimes everything is very intertwined and more information is needed.
- Dima, bullying can still happen in different situations. Let's decide which of these is a real problem, and what we will be doing a project about.
Bullying, because it involves physical, verbal and emotional violence that can happen in real life, meaning the threat is real and more dangerous.
Cyberbullying, because it involves the use of electronic devices and the Internet and can happen online. Over there, people can spread false rumors, threaten or insult others through social networks, messages and chats, there is no escape from this, just like from bullying in life.
Both options, because bullying and cyberbullying can happen both in the real world and in the online space. Depending on the situation and the way they manifest, they can be interconnected and intertwined with each other, and both are super dangerous.
Dima and Sasha continue to explore cyberbullying. They watch a documentary about victims of cyberbullying. — When one of the heroines' bullies started threatening her again after 15 years, even though she had already forgotten about everything and left fo
…will be an example of how cyberbullying is still not punishable by law.
…will be an example of how cyberbullying cannot be stopped.
…will be an example of how cyberbullying is not limited by space and time.
It only remains to sum up and understand how difficult it is to prevent bullying and cyberbullying. However, Dima and Sasha disagree with each other: — Well, I think that bullying is more difficult to prevent and stop. The victim and the offender are in t
Take Dima's side! Preventing bullying is more difficult.
I agree with Sasha! Preventing cyberbullying is more difficult.
Both types of bullying are equally difficult to prevent
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