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Bullying dropped as students spent less time in in-person classes during pandemic

Monday, January 10, 2022
EducationWeek

The long periods of remote learning during the pandemic may have one silver lining: The physical distance appears to have prevented student harassment.

New national research from Boston University using internet search data suggests bullying declined during the pandemic—not just in schools, but online as well—and harassment hasn’t entirely returned even after students started to come back to campus.

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