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    Exploring the perceptions of educators of learners with experiences of bullying on social media and exposure to child pornography
    (University of Western Cape, 2020) Muridil, Murendeni; Londt, Marcel P.
    It is well documented that learners in South Africa face increasing levels of bullying, at either school, or more recently, via the various social networks. More alarming is the fact that bullying through social networks often include exposure to a range of inappropriate content, such as child pornography.
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    Exploring the perceptions of educators of learners with experiences of bullying on social media and exposure to child pornography
    (University of Western Cape, 2020) Muridil, Murendeni; Londt, Marcel P.
    It is well documented that learners in South Africa face increasing levels of bullying, at either school, or more recently, via the various social networks. More alarming is the fact that bullying through social networks often include exposure to a range of inappropriate content, such as child pornography.

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