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Hinduja, Sameer; Patchin, Justin W. – Educational Leadership, 2011
Cyberbullying is a growing problem because increasing numbers of young people use computers, cell phones, and other interactive devices as their main form of social interaction. Cyberbullies use technology to harass, threaten, or humiliate their peers. Online aggression isn't just traditional bullying with new tools. It's widespread, devastating,…
Descriptors: Prevention, Interpersonal Relationship, Interaction, Bullying
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Franek, Mark – Educational Leadership, 2006
The explosion of technology available to schools--and specifically, the ways in which students can misuse technology--has caught many educators off guard. School leaders are now being asked to protect students against potential harmful material they may encounter in cyberspace. The issue of cyberbullying--using technology to harass, intimidate,…
Descriptors: Internet, School Policy, Administrator Responsibility, Parent Responsibility
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Perlstein, Daniel – Educational Leadership, 2000
Violence-prevention policies stress high-tech security measures and zero tolerance over compassion. Student policing is intensifying, despite declining youth violence, rarity of shootings, and failure of police protection. Suburban youth violence is rooted in masculinity misconceptions and sexual harassment. Education, not retribution, should…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Alienation, Bullying, Gender Issues