THE EFFECT OF CYBERBULLYING ON LEARNERS

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THE EFFECTS OF CYBERBULLYING 

 

1.A drop in social behavior — avoiding friends or social events.

2.Isolating his or herself in their room more than usual.

3.Becoming more quiet or withdrawn.

4.Finding it hard to concentrate on schoolwork.

5.Grades dropping.

6.Losing interest in activities that they normally enjoy.

7.Skipping school or expressing a desire to skip school.

8.Expressing dark thoughts or emotions.




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