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Vol. 2(12), December 2013
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Global Advanced
Research Journal of Educational Research and Reviews (GARJERR)
ISSN: 2315-5132
December 2013, 2(12): pp. 246-253
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Cyberbullying in schools: a new technique for an old
practice! Leadership awareness versus school reality
Norma Ghamrawi and Khalil Al-Jammal
Faculty of Education, Lebanese University
*Corresponding author Email:
dr.norma_ghamrawi@hotmail.com
Accepted 15 December, 2013
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Cyberbullying describes forms of bullying using the
technology. With the increased spread and usage of
technology, cyber bullying has become prevalent in
schools. The purpose of this study was to examine
the degree private school principals in Beirut were
aware of and responsive to the concept of cyber
bullying. Parallel to this, the study surveyed
randomly selected Grade 10 students to investigate
if they were being involved in cyberbullying as a
bully, bullied or bystanders. 50 private schools
participated in the study, whereby 50 principals and
260 students completed relevant surveys. Data was
analyzed using SPSS 21.0 for windows. Results
indicate that cyber bullying knowledge of school
principals was limited and so was their awareness of
the notch to which it was taking place in their
schools. Student results indicate that cyberbullying
was widespread in investigated schools.
Recommendations for both policy and practice are
suggested as well as future research.
Keywords: school leadership
– bullying - cyber bullying- technology – safe
internet.
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