Cyberbullying: What's Different, and What's Not, about Meanness Online - EdTech Researc... - 0 views
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Third, kids don't really use the word "bully." Anne points to Alice Marwick's research on "drama" and the language that young people use to explain their complex, sometimes contentious social interactions. Anne agrees with Alice that more expansive words, like "meanness" and "peer aggression," have more useful meaning in education and more resonance with kids than "bullying."
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I like this explanation of why Bullying isn't such a good word. Meanness and Peer Aggression better?
