Tamara Roleff

Cyberbullying Tamara Roleff

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 95-97) and index.; Contains eleven articles about cyberbullying, discussing the seriousness of the problem, whether or not it should be a crime, how education can help, and more. Table of Contents: Introduction -- 1. Cyberbullying Is a Serious Problem / Ted Feinberg, Nicole Robey -- 2. The Problem of Bullying Has Been Exaggerated / Beverly Flaxington, as told to Michael F. Shaughnessy -- 3. Bullying Is Not a Rite of Passage for Youth / Michelle Obama, Barack Obama -- 4. Cyberbullying Is Worse than Regular Bullying / Sarah Gibbard Cook -- 5. Cyberbullying Should Be a Federal Crime / Lauren Barack -- 6. Cyberbullying Should Not Be a Federal Crime / Louie Gohmert -- 7. Criminalizing Cyberbullying Would Be Ineffective / Larry Downes -- 8. Only Adults Who Bully Children Online Should Be Prosecuted / Berin Szoka -- 9. New Laws Are Not Needed to Combat Cyberbullying / William Creeley -- 10. Education Can Help Prevent Cyberbullying / Debbie Wasserman Schultz -- 11. Schools and Parents Must Work Together to Stop Cyberbullying / Emily Bazelon -- Appendix -- What You Should Know About Cyberbullying -- What You Should Do About Cyberbullying -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- Picture Credits. Contributor Bio:  Roleff, Tamara B01