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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

PARENT ALAERT!!


The topic of this essay is what parents should do when they see signs or when a child tells you they are being bullied on social media. I believe the writer’s purpose is to show parents what to see and do when their child is being bullied. The writer states; Tips for children who experience cyber bullying: Avoid responding or retaliating directly with the bully, since direct responses often reinforce the behavior. Block the bully's messages or delete them without reading them. Work with parent(s) to notify the media site of the cyber bullying, since social media service providers often can internally address bullying on their site, as well. Consider working with school officials regarding ways they can help address the issue. Keep passwords completely secret from everyone, except parents. Consider keeping a log of the bullying events. This can help law enforcement intervene in the case of later escalation of bullying into overt threats. The writer concludes that parents should be alert when they see their children acting a different way. Pediatricians encourage parents to ask if they are being bullied online. Telling them they want to help in any way shape or form. From calling the police to just a simple hug when they are crying.

The usefulness of this journal is that it will help parents see what is happening in their own child`s life.
Hilt, R. J. (2013). Cyber bullying: What's a parent to do? Pediatric Annals, 42(12), 481. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.3928/00904481-20131122-03

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