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Band 6+: Your sister's classmates speak ill of her on Facebook. 3 options are suggested: deactivating her Facebook, telling her teacher, having a talk with those friends.
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Recently, my sister has been facing bullying on Facebook among her classmates. Three options have been suggested: deactivating her Facebook account, telling her teacher, or having a talk with those friends. I believe that having a conversation with those friends is the most effective option for the following reasons. Firstly, talking to them directly can help us understand their motivations for saying those things to my sister. This means that my sister will have a better chance to understand the reason behind their actions and develop a better argument to avoid any serious conflict. Moreover, gathering useful information from those friends through a conversation can help my sister to fight against any future bullying situations. This could include learning how to deal with online harassment or cyberbullying. For example, I could ask those friends for advice on how to handle similar problems in the future. Therefore, my sister won't have to suffer as much pain and trouble. On the other hand, deactivating her Facebook account is not a good solution because my sister uses Facebook for communication and interaction with her friends. Without Facebook, she might lose her social connections and become isolated and depressed. Additionally, this could significantly reduce her communication skills, which is harmful for her. Similarly, telling the teacher is not the best option because teachers are always busy with their current job and teaching responsibilities. As a result, a teacher might not have enough time to provide my sister with the necessary support and advice to solve this problem. In conclusion, having a conversation with those friends is the most effective solution because it can help my sister to resolve the issue more easily than the other two options.
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