Bullying and Cyberbullying Bullying is part of the cultural landscape for adolescents today, even as it has been in previous generations. Some teenagers are still bullied in person–a 2014 study found that while in-school bullying among teens has been decreasing over time, ten percent of students have been bullied at school.  But methods of bullying … Continue reading Bullying and Cyberbullying

  By N'dea Yancey-Bragg · November 22, 2017 Cyberbullying is not a new phenomenon. But an alarming number of teenagers are anonymously posting mean things online— about themselves. About 6% of kids from the ages of 12 through 17 have bullied themselves digitally, according to research conducted by Sameer Hinduja, a professor of criminology at Florida Atlantic University and … Continue reading Cyberbullying’s Chilling Trend: Teens Anonymously Target Themselves Online

By Hilary Smith · October 18, 2017 Published in , Adolescence, Communication, Culture, Entertainment, Family Conflict, Guest Posts, Social Media, Technology This is a really impressive blog and infographic on teens being addicted to social media. Practical and insightful. The Social Life of the App Addicted Teen Do you remember the popular song from the … Continue reading The Social Life of the App Addicted Teen