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Aug 7, 2016
I need to sit down with the parents of a bully. This eleven- year-old has victimised many students on different social networking sites. My impression of the carers is that they are disbelieving of their child's involvement. I need them to see the severity of the situation, and understand online safety. Any tips on ways to approach this issue with them?
Tom Tom
Yes. I want.
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