Cyberbullying

=Cyberbullying Needs to Stop!=



[|Ratings Update for Bullying documentary]

[|"Where You Are NOT Alone!"] The world's most-visited Website about bullying, a multiple award-winning Web site that was created to help people address the issues of bullying within a safe, positive international community. This is an educational resource about bullying and cyberbullying that I have created, right here in Alberta!

[|"Always On? Always Aware!"] The world's first Website about cyberbullying

[|"Learn to BE the change!"] Online courses and Webinars about bullying and cyberbullying. This new educational resource offers affordable online courses and Webinars (online presentations) for educators

and parents about bullying and cyberbullying.

[|"Prevention through education and awareness"] The official Website for the annual Bullying Awareness Week

This video discusses the "It Gets Better" campaign and an extensive teaching resource pdf is provided.
 * Go to [|Learnalberta.ca] and scroll to**
 * CBC News in Review and select the "Education" category for access to: //"A New Campaign to fight Bullying" (Dec 2010)//**

[|Teens, Kindness and Cruelty on Social Network Sites] This is a recent PEW Internet report, Nov 2011.

[|No Name Calling Week] (January 23-27, 2012)

[|Nick's Picks on Bullying from Teachingbooks] There are many books and multimedia resources on this topic in the ORC's //Teachingbooks resource.// They offer many avenues to explore this topic in conversation with kids from K-12.

Listen to Marty Chan, celebrated Alberta children's author read from his new novel,[|Mystery of the Cyber Bully] (appropriate for Grades 4 -7)

Help kids from K-12 understand their "digital presence" at [|2Learn.ca]

Cyberbullying continues to have a phenomenally negative impact on young people everywhere. Check out this pathfinder document for a variety of resources to help you in dealing with this sensitive subject for both teachers and students.



***NEW: [|Stop Bullying Toolkit] is available free from Rosen Publishing, the producers of "Teen Health & Wellness" (an online resource that has been evaluated by ORC as a future potential addition to our resources). Check out the bookmarks, posters, etc. that are freely downloadable.

This is a recent comprehensive article from School Library Journal: [|The Bully in the Backpack] It has lots of great links to follow for more information.

Find out more about Marty Chan's new children's book (about Grade 6 reading level) [|Mystery of the Cyber Bully] on his web site. Listen to Marty [|read] from this new book. More material on Marty can be found at //Teachingbooks.net// available through the ORC.

[|Parents Guide to Facebook] See the main website [|ConnectSafely] for more information on how to share this guide.

[|SLJ Article: Navigating Facebook]