A young teacher says abuse on Twitter and Facebook by her students left her physically ill and on medication.
It follows a report by a teachers' union which found social media is increasingly being used to attack teachers.
Twenty-eight-year-old Rebecca left her first teaching job after being abused online
"I felt physically sick and couldn't stop crying throughout it all," she said.
"I was never sure why I was targeted, but something tells me that it was partly because of the way I had been undermined by other teachers. Full story...
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It follows a report by a teachers' union which found social media is increasingly being used to attack teachers.
Twenty-eight-year-old Rebecca left her first teaching job after being abused online
"I felt physically sick and couldn't stop crying throughout it all," she said.
"I was never sure why I was targeted, but something tells me that it was partly because of the way I had been undermined by other teachers. Full story...
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ReplyDeleteThis is sad that you left your first job due to Cyberbullying only way is not to talk or make any contact with him.
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