Category: Theme: Cyberbullying
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Handling “emergency situations” like (cyber)bullying, along with easy-to-implement parenting tips aimed at prevention rather than repair
By Arja Krauchenberg on behalf of EPA – European Parents’ Association Contents What is Cyberbullying – attempting a definition Various forms of Cyberbullying Some data on the use of digital technology and the prevalence of Cyberbullying What motivates the bullies Possible Effects of Cyberbullying How to cope What Parents can do What is cyberbullying –…
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Navigating Screen Time, Bullying, and Cultural Norms – Reflections from Migrant Parents in Germany
A contribution from Anja Treichel and Siphilisiwe Ndlovu Bundeselternnetzwerk der Migrantenorganisationen für Bildung und Teilhabe (bbt) Draft – June 2025 This article builds on our earlier reflections on internet addiction among migrant youth. There, we looked at what happens when screens become a child’s escape from the offline world and discussed the phenomenon of parentification,…
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Understanding Non-Verbal Communication: The Language Beyond Words
By Gabriel Andrei In every conversation, much of what we convey isn’t spoken aloud. Facial expressions, gestures, posture, and tone of voice often communicate more than words themselves. This phenomenon is known as non-verbal communication, and it plays a critical role in how we express ourselves and understand others. What Is Non-Verbal Communication? Non-verbal communication…
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How to Counter Cyberbullying: A Practical Guide to Staying Safe Online
By Gabriel Andrei In today’s digital world, social media, messaging apps, and online games have become central to how we connect. But along with these opportunities comes a darker side—cyberbullying. Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can happen anytime, anywhere, often anonymously, and its effects can be long-lasting and deeply damaging. Understanding how to recognize, respond to,…
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The Dangers Children Face Online Today: What Every Parent Should Know
By Gabriel Andrei In today’s digital-first world, children are spending more time online than ever before. From education and entertainment to social interaction and gaming, the internet has become an essential part of their lives. While the internet offers countless opportunities, it also presents serious risks—especially for young users who may not yet understand how…