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Dr. Sameer Hinduja of the Cyber Bullying Research Center in Jupiter, FL, will be at Pikesville High School at 7:15 p.m. March 14 to teach students and their families how to identify, prevent and respond to bullying online.
The following article by a Pikesville High School student journalist was submitted by Alison Becker, journalism teacher at Pikesville High School: By Ryan Raigrodski When people hear the word bullying, they likely think about some big kid beating up some other kid or calling him insulting names to his face. Unfortunately, with the upgrades in technology across the world, bullying exists in more ways than just face-to-face contact. Many teenagers now must suffer through getting bullied on the internet, in what gets referred to as cyber bullying. Well, Dr. Sameer Hinduja has dedicated his life to trying to help prevent cyber bullying and other over the internet crimes. Dr. Hinduja, having worked in the cyber bullying prevention field for …
Learning about the Internet, badminton, gardening, "Charlotte's Web" and pirates are on the schedule.
1. Get introduced to the internet. Teens ages 13 and older can attend an Introduction to the Internet course 9 a.m., Saturday at Woodlawn Branch Library, 1811 Woodlawn Drive. Register to learn basic Internet skills. Call 410-887-1336 for more information and to register. Visit the branch's website for the full schedule of library events. 2. Root for the home team. Cheer on members of the Pikesville High School coed varsity badminton team as they take on Owings Mills High School. The event is set for 3:45 p.m., Wednesday at Pikesville, 7621 Labyrinth Road. Come on out and enjoy the game. 3. Learn to garden. School-aged children can enjoy a short course in Kids' Gardening with Mom or Dad. It begins at 6:30 p.m., Thursday at Pikesville …
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