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Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard

by Sameer Hinduja

Book Details

Publisher:Corwin Press
Published:2009
Pages:273
Format:BOOK
Language:en

Reading Info

About This Book

Proactive guidelines to help identify cyberbullying warning signs and prevent inappropriate behaviors! Focusing on the kinds of hurtful behaviors youth may experience online, this resource provides educators with information, guidelines, and resources to identify and respond effectively to cyberbullying and give students the protection they need. This groundbreaking book by two of the leading experts in the field offers the personal voices of youth affected by, or involved in, cyberbullying inci

Our Review

This essential guide provides educators and parents with proactive strategies for identifying and addressing cyberbullying behaviors that extend far beyond traditional school settings. Drawing from extensive research and real-world expertise, it offers concrete guidelines for recognizing warning signs and implementing effective prevention measures. The book focuses specifically on the types of harmful online interactions that young people encounter daily, from social media harassment to digital exclusion tactics. Readers will find comprehensive information about the psychological impact of cyber aggression and practical approaches for creating safer digital environments.

What sets this resource apart are the authentic voices of youth who have experienced cyberbullying firsthand, providing crucial insight into the emotional realities behind the screens. The authors, recognized leaders in digital safety research, translate complex behavioral patterns into actionable intervention strategies that schools can implement immediately. This book proves particularly valuable for educators seeking to bridge the gap between traditional bullying prevention and the unique challenges of online harassment. Its evidence-based framework empowers adults to protect students in spaces where physical supervision ends but digital vulnerability continues.

Themes

Computers

Subjects

Computers