High-junior School Teachers’ Perception of Cyber-bullying and Methods Dealing with it in the Arab Schools in Israel

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Published Sep 14, 2018
Shefaa Ashqar Khalid abu Asbeh

Abstract

The study aims to shed light on violence and methods of dealing with it to help
formulating policies and planning programs in the perspective of junior- high
school teachers. The study sample includes 150 teachers from junior- high
schools in five Arab towns in the country center chosen by the snowball method.
An Arabic version of the "questionnaire on bullying in teachers’ perspective" is
used in the study (Li, 2006). It’s also translated into Hebrew by the researchers
(Haimen, Alunik, Chimch and Adan, 2004).
The findings demonstrate that the phenomenon is widespread of among students
in the junior- high schools besides the lack of teachers’ awareness of its
significance. The perceptions of the teachers and their abilities to deal with the
phenomenon are not based on effective and correct knowledge and instructions,
thus putting the blame and burden on the school and the education system to
tackle the phenomenon. Moreover, they show that gender does not constitute a
factor in manifesting differences in violence and its treatment.

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Ashqar, S. ., & abu Asbeh, . K. (2018). High-junior School Teachers’ Perception of Cyber-bullying and Methods Dealing with it in the Arab Schools in Israel. Jami’a - Journal in Education and Social Sciences, 21(1), 35–64. Retrieved from http://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/jamiaa/article/view/205

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