Day 21+22
Day 21: Do you think cyber bullying is getting worst or better? And why? What are some examples of cyber bullying that you have witnessed? What can the victims of cyber bullying do?
I think it's getting worse.. Why? Because the internet is so anonymous now that you can say whatever you want about anybody and it ~won't get back to you~ its stupid.
examples of cyber bullying? I'd say thedirty.com is pretty freaking bad.
I have no idea what the victims can do.. I'd say in the example of the dirty that they can and should seek legal action.
Day 22: In this current state, how important do you think education is? For those people who are poor and cannot afford to go to a proper school, what can they do to educate themselves? Do you think education is important to have a successful career? If yes/no, why?
I think it's pretty important, but it's not the be all and end all of everything. I think that you can be successful without going to university. It all depends on how much work you're willing to do. Like, my friend Chris Dow has worked his way up within Superstore. He is very successful at this.
This is assuming that by education, you mean post-secondary. If you mean high school, people who go to public schools can be successful? I don't see how they are not ~proper~ schools?
But again, it's all about how hard you're willing to work.
I think it's getting worse.. Why? Because the internet is so anonymous now that you can say whatever you want about anybody and it ~won't get back to you~ its stupid.
examples of cyber bullying? I'd say thedirty.com is pretty freaking bad.
I have no idea what the victims can do.. I'd say in the example of the dirty that they can and should seek legal action.
Day 22: In this current state, how important do you think education is? For those people who are poor and cannot afford to go to a proper school, what can they do to educate themselves? Do you think education is important to have a successful career? If yes/no, why?
I think it's pretty important, but it's not the be all and end all of everything. I think that you can be successful without going to university. It all depends on how much work you're willing to do. Like, my friend Chris Dow has worked his way up within Superstore. He is very successful at this.
This is assuming that by education, you mean post-secondary. If you mean high school, people who go to public schools can be successful? I don't see how they are not ~proper~ schools?
But again, it's all about how hard you're willing to work.