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Cyberbullying: How to identify and handle online harassment

Almost half of U.S. students report they were bullied in some way online during the pandemic lockdown.
By: Mississippi Association of Educators
Published: November 1, 2024

With nearly half of U.S. students reporting experiences of online bullying during the pandemic, cyberbullying remains a serious and growing concern in our digital world. From threats on social media to harassment on gaming apps, cyberbullying has become an increasingly common part of adolescents' lives, affecting their mental health, self-esteem, and education. Learn more about the signs of cyberbullying and how educators and parents can take steps to address it effectively. Read more about recognizing and responding to cyberbullying here.

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