Cyberbullying is emerging as a major concern of teachers and parents today. By assuming the role of an educator, you will face this issue by providing insight into these concerns as well as guidelines for preventing and responding to cyberbullying. Conduct research on how teachers and parents can take a proactive stance against cyberbullying. You may use the following websites for your research. If you find a site that is not listed below, please get it approved before using it. Make sure to cite your references in your notes and make a bibliography with exact URLs. Some Questions to Consider: What should you do if you suspect a child is being cyberbullied? What are some good resources for educators to help them combat cyberthreats? Where can educators turn for help regarding the issue of cyberbullying? What are some legal issues educators may face dealing with cyberbullying? What are some of the options educators have in responding to cyberbullying? What are some measures educators can take at home and in the classroom to prevent cyberbullying?
Wired Kids, Inc: Information for Educators
Get NetWise
Educator�s Guide to Cyberbullying and Cyberthreats
KidsHealth: Internet Safety
Wired Safety for Parents, Educators and Librarians
Net Bullies for Parents
STOP Cyberbullying: Take a Stand
NCPC Report: Stop Cyberbullying Before it Starts
Stop Bullying Now! Educator's Corner
Examples of Public Service Announcements AdCouncil Campaign Against Cyberbullying, PSA 1
AdCouncil Campaign Against Cyberbullying, PSA 2
PSA: Cyberbullying, The Next Generation of Hate
NetSmartz Workshop PSAs