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00:30Cyberbullying
We will be discussing cyberbullying in the context of if school systems have any recourse to combat cyberbullying that occurs off campus without infringing on the first amendment. Students first amendment rights while on school premises are curbed to a degree to foster the learning experience. Off campus students are essentially given the full protections of the 1st amendment. Can or should schools be able to punish students for activity on the internet that occurs off campus and does not violat
Tags: cyberbullying 1st amendment free speech bullying internet
by iSpeak Blog Radio in Blogs
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02:58Featured
Bullies and Cyberbullying
Bullies have always been a nuisance to other people. Most people endure bullying in their school age years. The creation of the internet has been a great thing. The internet has brought a new form on bullying that is new and very destructive to the person being bullied. Cyberbullying has caused people public shame before the world. Some people are bullied so much that they commit suicide. We want to talk about this issue and bring info on laws that were inacted to protect your from online bullie
Tags: bullying bullies cyberbullying internet theadviseshow
by The Advise Show in Entertainment
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00:20
Tween Talk- Cyberbullying
Today will be talking about cyberbullying---what it is, how it can effect people and more! Enjoy the show!
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00:16
Cyberbullying and the Law
The news media talk a lot about "cyberbullying" as a threat to youth. What is cyberbullying, what can be done to prevent it, and how do cyberbullying cases play out in the legal system? Our guest is Eric Drogin, the 2011-2012 Chair of the American Bar Association Section of Science & Technology Law. He has served as Chair of the Behavioral and Neuroscience Law Committee of the Section. This show is another "Year of the Mind" program of the Section of S
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00:55
Ogi Ogas on Sex and Cyberbullying
Have you ever been "flamed" by someone who was angered by something you posted on a blog or in a Tweet? Or witnessed a cyber lynch mob go after someone who expressed an unpopular opinion? What about those "trolls" who seem to stalk the Internet, looking for opportunities to lob gratuitous insults at a celebrity? Perhaps you have even thought about closing your social media accounts because the level of vitriol was starting to poison your emotions.
What drives individuals and whole groups of people to act this way? The answers lie in our brains, and neuroscientist Ogi Ogas has undertaken to wrest open that black box. Previously, in his best-selling book, "A Billion Wicked Thoughts," Ogas delved into what men and women really want, based on the intimate desires disclosed by their Internet searches. In his forthcoming book, "A Billion Angry Thoughts," Ogas promises to reveal fascinating insights into how human aggression plays out in cyberspace. Among his conclusions: the design of the female social brain is better suited for the Internet than the male brain. "This is driving the first reversal of power in the history of our species," he says. "Online, women's aggressive instincts are more effective than men's instincts."
Tags: cyberbullying neuroscience social media women LGBT
by Juneau Xena in Science
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01:01
Haters...Suck It! Cyberbullying and more...
We will be talking about Haters. We have disturbed by how much girl on girl hate we've seen on the internet this week, so we are dedicating our next show to the subject, most specifically: Cyberbullying. Is it okay for Geek or Gamer girls to hate on other Geek or Gamer girls that they think are "fakers just posing to get guys"? Author vs Blogger Wars... Are bad reviews a good enough reason for an author to post hate blogs that advocate violence against book reviewers
Tags: geek cyberbullying bullying hate geek chick radio
by Geek Chick Radio in Internet
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00:39
Holli Kenley Speaks on Cyberbullying
Holli Kenley is a California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist . She holds a Master’s Degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling. She has worked in a variety of settings: a women’s shelter, a counseling center and in private practice. Counseling with adolescents, teens, young and older adults, Holli’s areas of training and experience include sexual trauma, abuse, addiction, codependency, domestic violence, betrayal and cyber bullying.
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by The Crystal Show in Psychology
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00:41
BULLYING AND CYBERBULLYING
Dr Elizabeth Englander of The Massachuseets Aggression Reducation Center at bridgewater State U is our guest
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00:35Featured
NCPC and Cyberbullying Prevention: What’s New and What to Do
Home of McGruff the Crime Dog, the National Crime Prevention Council’s mission is to be the nation's leader in helping people keep themselves, their families, and their communities safe from crime. To achieve this, NCPC produces tools that communities can use to learn crime prevention strategies, engage community members, and coordinate with local agencies. One of NCPC’s primary initiatives centers on preventing cyberbullying – what parents, educators and kids can do
Tags: National Campaign to Prevent Youth Violence McGruff the Crime Dog McGruff the Crime Dog Texas Conflict Coach Pattie Porter
by Texas Conflict Coach in Youth
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TEEN CYBERBULLYING INVESTIGATED!
This month's guest, Judge Thomas Jacobs, is the author of "Teen Cyberbullying Investigated." www.askthejudge.info Thomas Jacobs was an Arizona Assistant Attorney General from 1972-1985 where he practiced criminal and child welfare law. He was appointed to the Maricopa County Superior Court in 1985 where he served as a juge pro tem and commissioner in the juvenile and family courts until his retirement in 2008. He also taught juvenile law for ten years as an adjunct professor
Tags: cyberbullying judge teenagers internet social networking
by ONWARD AND UPWARD in Family
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00:46
Cyberbullying 201: A parent's role
Parents need to be the one trusted place kids can go when things go wrong online and offline. Yet they often are the one place kids avoid when things go wrong online. Why? This week: Cyberbullying 201--The parents' role. On A Thousand Moms Talk.
Tags: Cyberbullying Parents foster adoptive birth prevention signs of cyberbullying A Thousand Moms for LGBT youth foster care adoption
by A Thousand Moms Talk in Family
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Dr. Marilyn Campbell of Australia discusses cyberbullying
Dr. Marilyn Campbell of Queensland, Australia will join Sprigeo Founder, Joe Bruzzese to discuss the topic of cyberbullying. As an expert in the field of education and technology, Dr. Campbell will share her perspective on an issue that has become an international challenge. The 15-minute interview will focus on the following three questions. If you have a question for Dr. Campbell send it in an email to team@sprigeo.com What is cyberbullying? Is it harmful? What can we do about preventi
Tags: cyberbullying Marilyn Campbell Australia education parenting tips Sprigeo
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