Toronto Canada
A Story of Cyberbullying and a Happy Ending
The story is about a son who loves his cell phone.
Loved it so much that his nickname was “mediaman.
” One day, his mom noticed the phone wasn’t stuck to his hands.
A sudden change.
So she
used...
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Toronto Canada
A Story of Cyberbullying and a Happy Ending
The story is about a son who loves his cell phone.
Loved it so much that his nickname was “mediaman.
” One day, his mom noticed the phone wasn’t stuck to his hands.
A sudden change.
So she
used our service of Erase Me Out with his name and she saw some of the posts.
Nothing too bad, but
definite teasing.
Currently, the posts have been removed and the friend s parents decided to have the school deal with
the issues at hand.
I did some research on cyberbullying and was terribly surprised at what I found.
I was so happy that
the Erase Me Out program could be run in such a matter.
Parents can check each of their kids for no
charge and if there is nothing-jump and down; if there is something, they can proceed with the
program and decide what the outcome will be.
Here are some of the major points:
10% of children endure bullying every day of their lives.
80% of children at school are involved in bullying either as the bully
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