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Cyberbullying - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Overt - Overt bullying (sometimes referred to as traditional bullying) involves ) may include verbal actions such as name-calling and insulting online
    - - Covert- (or indirect) or social bullying, usually intentionally hidden, and very hard for others to see. This type of bullying is often unacknowledged at school, and can include spreading rumours, threatening, blackmailing, stealing friends, breaking secrets, gossiping and criticising clothes and personalities.
      - Anonymity - cyberbullying can occur anonymously within a virtual space
- - - - School staff who identify issues or concerns with the school reporting processes should inform the appropriate person in the school who manages them.
      - In some instances, it may be most appropriate to report bullying to other authorities, in the case of behaviours which may constitute a crime, or serious online bullying.
    - - Encouraging reporting of bullying helps schools to gain a more accurate picture of bullying in their community.
      - Individual reporting of cyberbullying directly to online platform or to school