- Keep your home computer in an easily viewable place such as a family room or kitchen.
- Talk to your child about cyber-bullying and encourage him or her to tell you immediately if he or she is a victim of cyber-bullying.
- Encourage you child to tell you if he or she is aware of others who may be victim of cyber-bullying.
- Explain the cyber-bullying is harmful and unacceptable. Outline your expectations for on-line behavior.
- Tell your child that you may review his or her on-line communication if you think there is reason for concern.
- Consider installing parental control filtering software.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Cyber-Bullying
As technology advances and becomes more easily available, the incidence of cyber-bullying continues to rise as well. The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program provides suggestions for parents to help prevent cyber-bullying.
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