Cyberbullying

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and that’s why I believe they need to help and guide them through cyberbullying as well as academics. A quote from Source F (ASU) can be used to describe this kind of relation: “When a kid is at home on his home computer, then he’s not totally isolated from the school.”

Logically, schools “can sometimes avoid the claim that their actions exceeded their legal authority for off campus cyberbullying actions.” in the opinion of Source A (kids). This article additionally mentions that cyberbullying “is a contractual issue of the safety and well being of a student (is) at risk during school.” It is suggested by the article that schools adopt provisions to the acceptable policy reserving the right to discipline the student for actions taken off-campus if they intended to have an effect on a student of they adversely affect the safety and well-being of a student while in school.

However some people believe that communities should handle the problem. Source E (Williard) illustrates falsehood realities concerning the law enforcements not doing a good enough job of protecting students like Jessica Logan in the example used in the article from potential harm caused by the effects of cyberbullying police officers are generally well mannered and collected in a maintained way unlike from what the article depicted them to be. Source B (CBF) made statements that were already made, but no real claims are made, The “claims” come off as blatant facts like “schools don’t have to deal with people unless speech is brought to school.” In this way, this source is ineffective in making a clear stance on the topic and therefore is invalid.

There are numerous and compelling reasons why schools should deal with cyberbullying in comparison with communities. The effects of cyberbullying are relevant in school and the safety of the person affected as well as others can be compromised at school if the problem is not managed. When schools help abolish cyberbullying it ensures the schools to be a more peaceful environment for everyone along with teaching the members involved a valuable lesson of how to interact with others.

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