Corey H.

Reaserch Questions:
1. Define and explain cyberbullying. This should be clear, concise, and original (you may use research, but your definition should be in your own words).
2. How does cyberbullying happen?
9.Analyze Central York's AUP and handbook. What are the rules and punishments relating to cyberbullying?

Case Study: Phoebe Prince

• Peters, John. "Mean behind the Screen: What You Need to Know About Cyberbullying." Booklist 1 Apr. 2009: 52. Literature Resource Center. Web. 11 Apr. 2012.

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• Definition: To intentionally harass someone by way of technology in any way, shape or form.(1)
• Cyberbullying is when a person decides to bully someone with the aid of technology. It could be on the computer with email, social networking, or IM. They could also send hurtful text messages.(1)

• Reece, Tamekia. "Cyberbullying 411: myths and truths about bullying and technology." Current Health Teens, a Weekly Reader publication Jan. 2012: 7+.Opposing Viewpoints In Context. Web. 11 Apr. 2012.

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• It happens because someone feels the need to harass someone else via the internet.(2)
• They feel like it would be fun to put somebody down.(2)
• Usually it happens as a result of a small disagreement or fight online.(2)
• The bully wants to feel like he/she has won so they do not stop the harassment.(2)

• Central York High School 2012 Student Handbook

• It sort of defines what it is.(9)
• There is no real consequences that are stated in the handbook(9)
• It is such a revolving topic that the school is still developing rules.(9)