October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and October 18-22 is Digital Citizenship Week. Given how much time students spend online, the need to be taught how to recognize cyberbullying, and how to address it when they see it. Here are seven statistics to help you understand how cyberbullying impacts your students.
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