GEORGE TOWN: The National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP) here has called on the Education Ministry to launch a safety campaign to educate teenage...
: The National Union of Teaching Profession here has called on the Education Ministry to launch a safety campaign to educate teenagers about cyber bullying and the correct way to access the online world.
There was also concern that there was no attempt made to save the depressed girl by either alerting the authorities or by fully dissuading her online. Expressing the union’s grief over the girl’s apparent suicide, Ng said that teachers only have a limited role to play as cellular devices from smartphones to tablets remained under an enforced ban in public schools.
A campaign can offer people tips and assistance on parental responsibility over the access to the internet, he said.
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