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      • What is Bullying?
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        • Verbal Bullying
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      • Who gets Bullied?
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      • Cyber slang
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        • What to do if your child is being Bullied
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VIDEO Cyber-bullying Research Center speaks with students at Casica Hall [KJRH-TV, 29/08/2014]

The presentation provided to parents and community partners the knowledge they need to understand the issues of cyber Bullying, sexting and social networking when it comes to their kids.

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Patchin has studied adolescence and his book, Words Wound, explores the ways teens can combat cyberbullying.

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