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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #35245 Cyberbullying
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Just  as  young  people  used  to  spend  unmonitored  time  playing  with  friends  in  the  neighborhood,  outside  the  periphery  of  adults,  they  are  now    with  each  other  in  the  cyberworld,  'talking'  with  each  other,  'talking'  to  each  other,  and  'talking'  about  each  other,  often  without  adult  or  parental  monitoring.  While  technology  allows  young  people  to  connect  in    ways,  such  as  the  opportunity  to  share  ideas,  photos,  videos,  and  more,  the  unsupervised    of  the  cyberworld  demands  the  need  for  guidance,  guidelines,  and  social  responsibility.
Cyberbullying  can  happen    there  is  online  social  interaction.  For  example,  some  young  people  use  social  media,  video  games,  texting,  or  anonymous  apps  to  bully  other  youth,  post  embarrassing  pictures,  share  private  information,  or  send  threatening  messages.  Students  can  use  their  access  to  a  large  online  audience  to  encourage  their  peers  to  join  them  in  targeting  someone  with  gossip,  rumors,  and    stories.

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