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Bullying & Cyberbullying in Education

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This “Yes or No” game on Educaplay will help students reflect on bullying and cyberbullying in education. Through simple questions, players will identify bullying situations, understand their consequences, and learn how to act responsibly and respectfully both inside and outside the classroom.

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Domenica Nunez
Domenica Nunez
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This “Yes or No” game on Educaplay will help students reflect on bullying and cyberbullying in education. Through simple questions, players will identify bullying situations, understand their consequences, and learn how to act responsibly and respectfully both inside and outside the classroom.

by Domenica Nunez
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All studies in data analysis cover exactly the same variables.

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Bullying is a form of violence in which a person suffers physical abuse.

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Bullying affects academic performance and learning strategies.

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Cyberbullying only happens in elementary school.

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Cyberbullying is always anonymous.

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Bullying can lead to social isolation and a power imbalance between victim and aggressor.

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Cyberbullying can occur at any time and is harder to control.

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Bullying has no impact on emotional wellbeing.

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Cyberbullying can have a more dangerous effect than traditional bullying.

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Cyberbullying is easier to control than traditional bullying.

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Cyberbullying is harassment of a student through digital platforms.

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Victims of bullying may experience low self-esteem, despair, anxiety, and loneliness.

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Bullying only involves physical abuse by a peer.

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School bullying can lead to depression and anxiety.

 
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