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1. HOW TO STOP CYBER BULLYING? By Sanjeev Datta

2. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Bullying has been a notorious and rampant act in our society for as long as one can remember. And if one is to make a list of its negative effects it might not even end. But with the electric spread of the internet across the globe this moved online and became even more dangerous and mentally fatal to many, especially young children. Cyberbullying can be defined as a method or way of anonymously or knowingly defaming, insulting, threatening, or harassing other people by making use of modern ways of communication and to be specific, the internet. But it also happens by telephone and this can end up having negative implications on the mind of a child or a person in general. We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

3. Visit: benefits of self motivation About 37% of young people between the ages of 12 and 17 have been bullied online. 30% have had it happen more than once. 95% of teens in the U.S. are online, and the vast majority access the internet on their mobile device, making it the most common medium for cyber bullying. 23% of students reported that they’ve said or done something mean or cruel to another person online. 27% reported that they’ve experienced the same from someone else. Girls are more likely than boys to be both victims and perpetrators of cyber bullying. 15% of teen girls have been the target of at least four different kinds of abusive online behaviors, compared with 6% of boys. About half of LGBTQ+ students experience online harassment -- a rate higher than average. FACTS ABOUT CYBERBULLYING Source:dosomething We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

4. WHAT ARE MAJOR TYPES OF CYBER BULLYING? We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

5. 2 HARASSMENT When someone receives an unsolicited message or foul images or messages from a person. 1 EXCLUSION Person is being intentionally ignored in online social space. We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

6. Visit: how to to build mental strength 3. OUTING OR DOXING This means revealing someone’s sensitive or personal information online without their consent. 4. TRICKERY It is almost as similar to outing or doxing, the only difference is that it includes manipulation. 5. CYBER STALKING 60 10 20 a particularly serious cybercrime where a person stalks the online movement of a certain someone to harass them. We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

7. 6 7 8 FRAPING MASQUERADING DISSING when a person uses someone else’s social account to post something that is inappropriate or abusive. when a bully creates a fake account so as to cyberbully someone. When a bully socially abuses or makes fun of a person. We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

8. 9. TROLLING One of the most popular methods by which a bully intentionally puts out bad or inflammatory comments about a person. 10. FLAMING Directly sending foul things to a target to bully them We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

9. Visit: how to overcome low self esteem 01 02 03 Avoid putting out personal information online or if you are doing so make sure no one has access to it. Don’t be too dumb or gullible when interacting with some unknown online. Avoid responding to the angry messages. Delete all the messages from people you do not even know. Make sure that you do not forward chain emails, hoax or long emails. Make sure that the password that you use for your social are tough to decode. TIPS FOR CYBER BULLYING 04 05 06 We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

10. Personality development helps in making a child’s mind more dynamic and radical. It also teaches a child out to look after themselves in various situations and how to know when they are being used by others. In cyberbullying, this can be particularly helpful as it can help children in gaining confidence and inner strength to stand against bullies and fight them without caving in. HOW PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT CAN HELP? We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

11. DEVELOPMENT IN PARTICIPATION AND PERFORMANCE LEVEL BOOST IN POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE AND RHYTHM MERCURY KIDS BECOME SUPER CONFIDENT, EXPRESSIVE AND INTERACTIVE REGULAR SKILLS COMPETITION EXPOSURE PERSONALITY SKILLS CLASSES BENEFITS VENUS ENHANCEMENT IN IMAGINATION, OBSERVATION, CONCENTRATION, FOCUS AND FACE EXPRESSIONS IMPROVED VOICE & SPEECH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS, ENGLISH DIALECT, PITCH AND THROW MARS We develop public speaking, personality and leadership skills in pre-schoolers, kids, teenagers and adults. Visit - www.sanjeevdatta.com

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