The Tolerance Generation Growing Up Online in the Anti - Bullying Era | 1.17 MB
Title: The Tolerance Generation Growing Up Online in the Anti - Bullying Era
Author: Sarah Miller
Category: Philosophy & Social Aspects, Sociology, Education & Teaching
Language: English | 280 Pages | ISBN: 9780226850122
Description:
Draws directly on insights from teens to reframe our understanding of bullying in the age of social media and why anti-bullying campaigns have been unsuccessful in combating it.
Fitting in and standing out in high school is an eternal rite of passage for youth. Increasingly, these struggles to establish and maintain hierarchies are labeled under the umbrella of "bullying." This form of conflict is considered such a significant problem that all fifty states have passed anti-bullying legislation, and many schools engage in prevention programs. Despite these efforts, bullying rates haven't decreased. Why is that? Today's teens face a unique challenge: social media.
In The Tolerance Generation, sociologist Sarah Miller explores how youth grapple with bullying in the digital age and the industry designed to prevent it. Based on two school years with students at a Northeastern high school, Miller calls "Township," the book chronicles how adolescents...
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