Almost one-in-five secondary school teachers who responded to a new survey said they have experienced some form of work-related cyberbullying.
The research by Red C, carried out on behalf of the Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland , shows that the most common form of abuse is receiving angry, rude and vulgar messages or having such messages being posted online.
One in nine of those subjected to cyberbullying said it was an ongoing problem and for three in ten, it has happened more than once. The research - 'Digital Technology and its Impact on Teachers’ Working Lives' - is based on a survey of 1,920 ASTI members including classroom teachers, principals and deputy principals.
However, more than 80% have concerns including data harvesting, the potential of AI to undermine professional teacher autonomy and increased teacher workload.
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