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    This document discusses bullying, including what it is, types of bullying, who is involved, and what can be done to help. Bullying is defined as repeated behavior over time that makes the victim feel powerless compared to their peers. There are four main types of bullying: physical, emotional, social, and cyber. Bystanders play an influential role in bullying situations. The document provides advice on how to help, including telling trusted adults, refusing to join in or watch bullying, and befriending victims. Statistics show that 18% of students feel bullied and 85% witness it. Everyone is encouraged to do the right thing and help prevent bullying.

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    This document discusses bullying, including what it is, types of bullying, who is involved, and what can be done to help. Bullying is defined as repeated behavior over time that makes the victim feel powerless compared to their peers. There are four main types of bullying: physical, emotional, social, and cyber. Bystanders play an influential role in bullying situations. The document provides advice on how to help, including telling trusted adults, refusing to join in or watch bullying, and befriending victims. Statistics show that 18% of students feel bullied and 85% witness it. Everyone is encouraged to do the right thing and help prevent bullying.

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    Bullying

    WHAT IT IS?
    WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP?
    WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO HELP?

    What is Bullying

    Repeated Behavior

    Overtime

    Feeling Powerless

    Peers

    Types of Bullying
    4 Main Types

    1.

    Physical Bullying

    2.

    Emotional Bullying

    3.

    Social Bullying

    4.

    Cyber Bullying

    Who is involved in Bullying?


    Bully
    The Bystander is the
    most influential person in
    the triad

    Bullying
    Triangle

    Victim

    Bystander

    Bullying: What Can You Do?

    Let someone know what is happening!!!

    Its okay to ask for help

    Being bullied is not your fault!!

    Who????

    Parents, Teachers, Advisor, Principal, Vice Principal

    Tattle vs. Report-

    whats worth

    reporting

    Incidents when you

    feel threatened

    witness someone else being threatened

    when

    you just know


    something is wrong

    Examples

    Physical actions

    Verbal threats

    Other students are in danger

    Student examples

    Numbers on Bullying

    18% of students feel bullied

    85% of students have witnessed bullying

    What does that say to you

    Put Yourself in Someone


    Elses Shoes
    If you were being bullied

    How would you feel?

    What would you do?

    Everyone Can Help Out!!!

    Good Citizens Do The Right Thing!

    Dont join in and Refuse to watch

    Say something- Hey dont do that to him.

    Report Bullying to an adult

    Invite the person being bullied to join your group

    Be a friend to a person being bullied

    Distract the bully so that he or she stops

    Bullying: How Not to be a


    Victim
    1. Act and look CONFIDENT

    Bullies go after those who appear weak


    Bullies repeat actions to those who they think
    they can

    2. If someone is picking on you dont show


    them it hurts

    It is okay to feel sad or hurt over what a bully


    says but try not to show them
    Express your feelings to your parents, friends
    and people you trust!!!

    Strategies
    How can I help myself if I am getting bullied?

    Ignore what the bully or bullies say

    Agree with what they say- Bullies dont get


    satisfaction if they dont get a negative reaction

    Make a quick joke or a funny response

    Change the subject

    Bullying: How to Avoid Bad


    Situations
    1. Stay in a group

    Surround yourself with people you feel safe with

    2. Avoid hot spots

    Take a different path to classes

    Go to the restroom a little earlier

    Think About It!!!

    Do you ever
    Laugh when a classmate makes a
    mistake?
    Make fun of people in a mean way?
    Join in when someone is being teased?
    Gossip or Spread Rumors?

    The End

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