Dealing with Online Bullies (Digital Safety Smarts (Alternator Books ®)) by Katie Clark
by Katie Clark
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Any online avatar could be hiding a cyberbully. Readers discover how to identify harmful language and behavior online, and what to do about it. This includes speaking up about bullies, blocking them, and more.
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This essential guide tackles the serious topic of online safety with a clear, reassuring tone, offering children practical strategies for navigating digital spaces. It empowers young readers by teaching them how to recognize the warning signs of cyberbullying, from harmful language to aggressive behavior. The book provides actionable steps, such as speaking up and using platform tools to block aggressors, transforming a potentially frightening situation into a manageable one. It serves as a crucial primer on digital citizenship for kids who are increasingly active online.
What makes this resource so valuable is its focus on proactive, positive solutions rather than instilling fear. It validates a child's feelings and gives them a sense of agency, emphasizing that they are not powerless when faced with unkindness. This book is an indispensable tool for starting important family conversations about respectful communication and personal boundaries in the digital world. By equipping children with this knowledge, it helps build their confidence and resilience, fostering a safer and more positive online experience for everyone.
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