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    Cyberbullying is a global problem that affects many educational institutions, including schools in Australia. The speaker focuses on how cyberbullying impacts schools through things like technology being used to hurt or embarrass others online, which can then be widely shared. Some consequences of cyberbullying experienced by children include school absenteeism, depression, low self-esteem, behavior changes, and in some extreme cases, suicide. While schools in Australia implement sanctions against cyberbullies, better parent-child communication is important to address situations where children feel nobody understands them. The speaker concludes that cyberbullying is a serious issue impacting many children and adolescents in Australia, but prevention through open communication and understanding can help reduce its effects.

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    Cyberbullying is a global problem that affects many educational institutions, including schools in Australia. The speaker focuses on how cyberbullying impacts schools through things like technology being used to hurt or embarrass others online, which can then be widely shared. Some consequences of cyberbullying experienced by children include school absenteeism, depression, low self-esteem, behavior changes, and in some extreme cases, suicide. While schools in Australia implement sanctions against cyberbullies, better parent-child communication is important to address situations where children feel nobody understands them. The speaker concludes that cyberbullying is a serious issue impacting many children and adolescents in Australia, but prevention through open communication and understanding can help reduce its effects.

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    Cyberbullying is a global problem that affects many educational institutions, including schools in Australia. The speaker focuses on how cyberbullying impacts schools through things like technology being used to hurt or embarrass others online, which can then be widely shared. Some consequences of cyberbullying experienced by children include school absenteeism, depression, low self-esteem, behavior changes, and in some extreme cases, suicide. While schools in Australia implement sanctions against cyberbullies, better parent-child communication is important to address situations where children feel nobody understands them. The speaker concludes that cyberbullying is a serious issue impacting many children and adolescents in Australia, but prevention through open communication and understanding can help reduce its effects.

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    CYBERBULLYING: Australia

    Good Evening dear Parents!

    I’m so glad to have you here in my conference about cyberbullying in Australia.


    Today I am here to introduce you in a global problem called cyberbullying and how
    some institutions are affected by it. The cyberbullying is every were from
    institutions like schools to universities and sometimes between employees in
    companies, but today I would focus in schools.

    Every day the technology is more effective in terms of make our lives easier, even
    if you are a child or an adult. But not everything in the technology is good or useful
    cause everything in the live has its pros and cons. There is a problem of new
    generations in terms of the using of technology specially in terms of bullying.

    All of us in a point of our lives hear about this term, but do we really know what is
    it? From people who don’t, the cyberbullying is a type of bullying that is done
    through the use of technology. For example, using the Internet, a phone or a
    camera to hurt or embarrass someone usually phsicologically using photos or
    messages, is characterized because it can be shared widely with a lot of people
    quickly, which is why it is so dangerous and hurtful.

    There are many consequences of cyberbullying. The children that are abused tend
    to have things like school absenteeism, abuse in the consumption of substances
    harmful to health, depression and other psychological problems, development of
    low self-esteem, changes in behavior, deteriorated relationships with their parents
    and in extremely cases, suicide. In children is very common because they care so
    much about what people think about them, so if a child is bullied it will feel alone,
    guilty, rejected, unsafe, confused, ashamed and many other thinks that are the
    reason why suicide rates have increased. In Australia, educational institutions
    apply sanctions like suspicion, expulsion and even fines for abusers, but in some
    cases, things have gotten out of control since the children think that nobody will
    understand their situation, and for that kind of thoughts is that the communication is
    affected in a negative way. In this case, what could parents do to have a better
    communication with their children? This is a problem that many parents have, and
    is important that their children trust their parents, even in insignificant things, so
    that when a bigger problem arrives, the communication is very strong.

    Does the cyberbullying is the same as traditional bullying? Although the


    cyberbullying and bullying, have many similarities, they are not exactly the same.
    The cyberbullying can represent a form of bullying at the moment when a minor (or
    more than one) begins to carry out harassment and aggression actions against a
    classmate. However, Cyberbullying is not always carried out by a school partner.
    As we have said, access to the virtual world in a more or less autonomous way
    exposes the minor to a greater number of people than in the real world.
    To finish the conference today can be said cyberbullying is a global problem which
    affects many children and adolescents, In a country like Australia cyberbullying has
    a great effect on schools which makes this problem very common, but several of
    the cyberbullying concessions can be prevent with an accurate communication and
    a lot of comprehension.

    Thank you for your attention

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