Ten Possible Signs of Cyberbullying in Teenagers
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Here are 10 possible signs that may be warnings your teen is being cyberbullied. SlideShare prepared by Avery Eisenreich
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Ten Possible Signs of Cyberbullying in Teenagers
- 1. Ten Possible Signs of Cyberbullying in Teenagers Here are 10 possible signs that may be warnings your teen is being cyberbullied:
- 2. 1. They become hesitant to go online or try to avoid using the computer. 2. They express anger, frustration and/or depression after going online. 3. They act nervous or jumpy when receiving a text message or social media notification © Avery Eisenreich Ten Possible Signs of Cyber bullying in Teenagers
- 3. 4. They try to hide all phone and online activity from trusted adults. 5. They avoid social interactions and peer activities. 6. They start using the computer when trusted adults are not in the room. © Avery Eisenreich Ten Possible Signs of Cyber bullying in Teenagers
- 4. 7. They experience unexpected headaches, troubles with sleep and out of the blue bouts of depression. 8. Suicide attempts and thoughts. 9. Possible drop in academic performance. 10. They receive suspicious phone calls, emails and packages. © Avery Eisenreich Ten Possible Signs of Cyber bullying in Teenagers
- 5. To help your child, it is important to deal with each case of cyber bullying seriously, calmly and rationally. For your child to feel comfortable opening up to you about a very hurtful and shameful situation they need to know you won't make it worse by over reacting. © Avery Eisenreich What to do if your child is being cyberbullied…
- 6. Tip #1: Do not criticize or judge! Tip #2: Be Proactive - talk with your child about cyberbullying and being cyber safe. Tip #3: Take action by not responding to the hate messages and block the bully. © Avery Eisenreich What to do if your child is being cyberbullied…
- 7. Tip #4: Report the incident to school administrators. Do not contact other parents unless they are friends or neighbors of yours. Tip #5: Report the cyberbullying to law enforcement officers if your child’s welfare is in danger or a threat is made. Tip #6: Do not retaliate as it may escalate the situation and spur the child that is cyberbullying. © Avery Eisenreich What to do if your child is being cyberbullied…
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