Cyberbullying is a serious issue, so it’s important for parents, teachers and students to understand how to handle it. We asked our experts, Margaret Arsenault and Jennifer Ponce, to weigh in and provide more insights on cyberbullying.
Catfishing is when someone pretends to be someone they are not and sometimes assumes another person’s identity online, including the identity of the victim,” says Jennifer Ponce, prevention education manager with Laura’s House. “They might do this to post inappropriate content or manipulate and hurt other relationships the victim has online.
“A teen can get confused and think that jealousy is a sign of ‘endearing love,’” said Jennifer Ponce, a prevention education specialist at Laura’s House.
“A teen can get confused and think that jealousy is a sign of ‘endearing love,’” said Jennifer Ponce, a prevention education specialist at Laura’s House.
