01402nam a22003017a 450000500170000000800410001702000150005804000090007308200180008210000300010011000240013024501280015426000380028230000600032033600450038033700200042533800260044552003980047165000370086965000210090665000310092765000270095865000400098565000150102565000180104065000140105870000280107220230512223854.0220318t        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a1571756337  cCSPC0 a371.58bV287w  aVandiver, Phil,eDirector0 aLearning ZoneXpress00a7 ways to block a cyberbully:bwith section for parents and educators/cdirected by Phil Vandiver; written by Judy Jennings  aUSA:bLearning ZoneXpress,c2008.  a1 videodisc (20 min. approx.) :bsd., col. ;c4 3/4 in.  2two-dimensional moving imageardacontent  2videoardamedia  2videodiscardacarrier  aCyberbullies don't shove kids on the playground or steal lunch money, but they are just as dangerous. They stay hidden behind technology and target students on the Internet and through cell phones. More than 40-percent of teens say they've been targeted by an e-bully through text messages, e-mails, instant messages, social networking sites, blogs, and chat rooms, and the numbers are rising.10aBullying in schoolsxprevention.10aComputer crimes.10aInternetxSafety measures.10aInternet and children.10aText messages (Cell phone systems).10aHarassment10aLiving alone.10aAutonomy.1 aJennings, Judy,eWriter