📱Cyberbullying happens when someone uses technology—like texting or social media—to tease, embarrass, threaten or hurt another person. It can look like mean messages, embarrassing photos or sharing private information to shame someone online. Kids who are being cyberbullied may not always tell you, but there are warning signs: ▪️Avoiding the internet or their phone ▪️Seeming anxious or upset after getting a message ▪️Pulling away from family or friends ▪️Not wanting to go to school or social ev

Cyber bullying, digital peer pressure, scams are all dangers children face online

Teachers' Essential Guide to Cyberbullying Prevention | Common Sense Education