By: Joycel Ginhawa
"Verbal abuse can cause the victim to feel worthlessness, hopeless, and helpless pushing them farther away from others around them. Other signs include sudden changes in eating habits, long lasting sadness, and lost of interest. The effects of physical bullying may be more obvious at first, verbal bullying is more insidious and over long periods of time works to destroy a child's self image ad self-esteem. this can lead to depression, anxiety and other problems.
In extreme cases, several well noted instances of teen suicide have been linked to prolonged verbal bullying of a classmate or peer. Verbal bullying should not be treated as kids simply being kids and should dealt with seriously by parents, teachers and school administrators. Depression is more common in bullies or bully victims that i teens or children who have not been victimized. We should all keep an eye out for signs of depression in children and teenagers.
Anyone who dealing with or showing signs of depression should talk to counselor or a trustworthy adult to help them. To be aware of what's going on in your child's life so you're aware of the situation. If you suspect your child is being bullied, asking question can help although you should be aware to that children, especially older children, may require a bit ore talking to before they open up about the situation Signs your child might be experiencing verbal bullying include an aversion to going to school, drop i grades, sleeping problems, complaints of stomach aches and more. I encouraged you to rethink the way you treat others and think before you speak. Harsh words can have more of effect that you think they do."
"MY M.I.L EXPERIENCE"
By: Joycel Ginhawa
"I've learned in MIL how important the social media and how to use it in a proper way. Because using social media in different manner can affect in some lines by simple influencing them to judge or hurt someone.
In MIL, experienced to captured pictures which can be use to create videos or cinema. Aside from that, I experienced to learn together with my group mates, even though some of them are stubborn we finished what we are doing with the help of our leader. I realize that learning with other people brings joy and it make learning easier.
My unforgettable experience in this subject is, when we report our symposium to other section. At first, i felt nervous but when the discussion indeed nervousness fade and replace by happiness. I'm happy because they are approachable and cooperative. I will always treasure what I've learned and apply the experience that I've gathered to be a better person ad to b a good social media user."
GENDER EQUALITY
By: Joycel Ginhawa
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"Gender equality means that the different behaviour, aspirations and needs of women and men are considered, valued and favoured equally. ... If you believe in gender equality, you are a feminist. Feminism by definition is the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities
While access to good quality education is important for girls and women, preventing gender-based violence and equality through education clearly also remains a priority. Gender-based discrimination in education is, in effect, both a cause and a consequence of deep-rooted differences in society.
Gender discrimination victims often experience harassment which can lead to increased depression and anxiety. Such effects do not only affect the victim of harassment, but it also extends to other members of the organization."
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NETIQUETTE
By: Joycel Ginhawa
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"Netiquette refers to Internet etiquette. This simply means the use of good manners in online communication such as e-mail, forums, blogs, and social networking sites to name a few. ... In e-mail, netiquette means not flooding someone's inbox with forwarded messages or spam mail refers to Internet etiquette. This simply means the use of good manners in online communication such as e-mail, forums, blogs, and social networking sites to name a few. ... In e-mail, netiquette means not flooding someone's inbox with forwarded messages or spam mail.
We need Netiquette because this will be our guide while using Internet facilities such as individual Web sites, emails, newsgroups, message boards, chat rooms or Web communities. We must also follow this for us to be disciplined and for us to be a better persons. When we follow netiquette, we respect other people.
Otherwise, netiquette is important as online communication is non-verbal. You have to follow Internet etiquette because there are other people such as your friends, relatives, elders who are using the Internet for all online communications. Hence it is correct to behave properly and write politely to everyone."
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