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Children as abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung as seven are posting abusive and abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung comments about their teachers on social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter, abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung to new research. Even abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung, some of the children's parents are adding their comments to what constitutes a serious abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung in the cyber-bullying of educators. The British teaching union NASUWT conducted a abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung of more than 7,500 teachers. It found that almost half of teachers had reported abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung to the school, police or the website on which the insults were posted. Other abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung show that more than 20 per cent of teachers felt they had been cyber-bullied in the abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung year. Three per cent of the comments were from abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung.

The survey revealed that 64% of the comments were made by abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung, 27% by parents, and the rest a abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung of both. Many of the comments related to teachers’ appearance, abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung, and sexuality. Chris Keates, NASUWT general abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung, said: "It is clear that abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung need to be taken to protect teachers from the abuse of social media by pupils and parents." She added: "Teachers are often abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung by the vile nature of the abuse they are suffering. Some have lost their abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung to teach once they see foul and abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung remarks made by pupils in their classes and have left the abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung." Many teachers are afraid to report the abuse. They think it would lead to more abuseaccordingcompetenceconfidencedamagingdevastatedescalationfiguresmixpastpersonalprofessionpupilssecretarystepssurveytroubleunder-elevensworseyoung.