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Thinking Critically: Cyberbullying

by Jennifer Stephan

Cyberbullying and the question of responsibility

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Cyberbullying and the question of responsibility

Jennifer Stephan’s book examines cyberbullying through three debates: how much responsibility schools should take, whether government should regulate social media companies, and whether parents should be held accountable for a child’s actions. Its narrative-driven pro/con format brings together facts, quotations, anecdotes, and full-color illustrations to present the issues from competing sides. The structure keeps the focus on how responsibility might be shared among institutions, families, and online platforms, making the book a discussion-oriented introduction to the subject.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Teens and young adults seeking an introduction to cyberbullying debates
  • Readers interested in the roles of schools, parents, government, and social media companies
  • Classroom or group discussions about online bullying and accountability

Themes

CyberbullyingAccountabilitySchools and disciplineSocial media regulationParental responsibility

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Book overview

As rates of cyberbullying have increased, demands for solutions have grown louder. Through a narrative-driven pro/con format--supported by relevant facts, quotes, anecdotes, and full-color illustrations--this book examines issues related to cyberbullying. Topics include: Should Schools Do More to Hold Cyberbullies Accountable? Should the Government Regulate Social Media Companies to Reduce Cyberbullying? Should Parents Be Held Responsible for Their Child's Cyberbullying?
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