Now the most fun way was when we watched a professional play made by M. Noecker and his drama students. I hear he's the best drama teacher in all of North America and he also teaches English. Therefore, he used to bring his students and present a few hilarious plays, and this time they were actually rehearsed and the play itself was funny but still I can see the message behind the comedy. In my opinion, this by far the best and probably the only effective way to prevent cyber bullying because after the play we would ask them simple questions but their answers were so precise that it got me reflecting on what I've done, if I cyber bullied someone and all that fun stuff.
Lastly, I haven't and will never do this but there is donations that can be made to "stop cyber bullying". I can't stand seeing these kind of scams because first, it makes no sense. Cyber bullying can't be stopped by picking up money from others, it won't find the person behind it either. All donations will do is make you feel like your helping the victim when they are probably still getting bullied. The best way to help someone is to actually try, and by that i mean try and track him down (bully).
Resources:
-M. Noecker's drama class
-My grade school (8th grade)
-http://www.endcyberbullying.org/donate/
-YouTube (cyber bullying play)
