Topic of the paper:

QUESTION 1: Bullying is not only seen in person (in the classroom) but unfortunately seen online. What are the best ways for parents and teachers to handle these situations when children are going through a case of cyber-bullying?

QUESTION 2: Not only am I interested in knowing about the one being bullied but also the one doing the bullying. Kids are not the only ones doing the bullying but also adults so why do we see so many adults on social media taking part in posting/"saying" horrible things to and about other social media users?

QUESTION 3: Bullying and cyber-bullying have serious negative effects on those who are the victim in that type of situation. What are the negative effects that could happen to the victim and how difficult is it for them to move on from it?

QUESTION 4: A question I have always had was how can we properly intervene without making things worse for the child/individual being bullied? Online I often seen many people stepping up and defending the one being bullied just for the bully to lash out on that person as well so how can we prevent that as well?

The introduction section should:

1) Include an introduction that introduces your reader to the topic,

2) Give background information about your topic,

3) State the problem and your purpose for the proposal (clear and focused thesis statement),

4) Address the key audience,

5) Be at least 3 pages in length, and

6) Include a Reference page in proper APA format - this must include at least 5 credible sources.