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Daily Archives: April 20, 2010

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The Joy Cardin Show – April 20, 2010

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterApril 20, 2010Leave a comment

Dr. Justin W. Patchin speaks to Joy Cardin on Wisconsin Public Radio about Cyberbullying (47 minutes) Originally aired April 20, 2010 listen now

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Teachers expressing negative opinions of students online

BlogBy Cyberbullying Research CenterApril 20, 20108 Comments

Justin and I were chatting recently about an example cyberbullying case that involves a student who repeatedly is posting comments on her Facebook page about a teacher at school, stating “Mr. Z is a douchebag,” “Mr. Z is a jerk and nobody likes him,” and “Please post ‘I Hate Mr. Z’ comments on my wall!” …

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