In-Depth Bullying Article Questions
Answer these questions in complete sentences.
1. Whose life at high school has been hell?
A; According to the article David Knight's life at school has been hell. 2. According to David, how many people could potentially see him being bullied?
A; In Davids words it's up there for 6 billion people to see. “Anyone with a computer can see it,"
3. What percentage of Canadian teens admitted they've posted hateful comments?
A; About 16 per cent pf teens admitted they've posted hateful comments themselves.
4. What group doesn't understand how damaging cyber-abuse can be? A; I think that teenagers (12 to 17) are the group that would not understand how damaging cyber-bullying can be. They often times think …show more content…
What is David's dream?
A; Davids dream is to recover from the bullying and begin to learn how to fly, David's hoping to become a fighter pilot in the Canadian Armed Forces.
7. Why has the use of the internet become "a crucial part of teenage culture"?
A; These days the internet is a crucial part of teenage culture because kids can't imagine life without it. 99% of Canadian students have used the internet and 60% used chat rooms and instant messaging. The internet has given everyone a voice and they've decided to use that voice to either criticize people or make fun of them in some sort of way. Having bullies over the internet is raising suicides rates because no one can do anything about it until its too late, bullying puts people into depression. The internet is a easy way to get that across without seeing someone actually hurt face to face.
8. Why is it hard to tell if someone is joking or being serious in an email?
A; It is hard to tell if someone is joking or serious in an email because, we cannot see their face. We do not if they are smiling or frowning. We cannot hear the tone of their voice so we do not know if they are using an angry voice, if they are shouting or laughing.
9. Why is the potential to use the internet as a weapon
Answer these questions in complete sentences.
1. Whose life at high school has been hell?
A; According to the article David Knight's life at school has been hell. 2. According to David, how many people could potentially see him being bullied?
A; In Davids words it's up there for 6 billion people to see. “Anyone with a computer can see it,"
3. What percentage of Canadian teens admitted they've posted hateful comments?
A; About 16 per cent pf teens admitted they've posted hateful comments themselves.
4. What group doesn't understand how damaging cyber-abuse can be? A; I think that teenagers (12 to 17) are the group that would not understand how damaging cyber-bullying can be. They often times think …show more content…
What is David's dream?
A; Davids dream is to recover from the bullying and begin to learn how to fly, David's hoping to become a fighter pilot in the Canadian Armed Forces.
7. Why has the use of the internet become "a crucial part of teenage culture"?
A; These days the internet is a crucial part of teenage culture because kids can't imagine life without it. 99% of Canadian students have used the internet and 60% used chat rooms and instant messaging. The internet has given everyone a voice and they've decided to use that voice to either criticize people or make fun of them in some sort of way. Having bullies over the internet is raising suicides rates because no one can do anything about it until its too late, bullying puts people into depression. The internet is a easy way to get that across without seeing someone actually hurt face to face.
8. Why is it hard to tell if someone is joking or being serious in an email?
A; It is hard to tell if someone is joking or serious in an email because, we cannot see their face. We do not if they are smiling or frowning. We cannot hear the tone of their voice so we do not know if they are using an angry voice, if they are shouting or laughing.
9. Why is the potential to use the internet as a weapon