BULLYING

WHAT IS BULLYING?

• Bullying is where one person has more power over the victim, giving them unneeded aggression, and can repeat over time.

TYPES OF BULLYING

• There are 5 types of bullying each hurting the victim in many ways. Firstly there is physical bullying, verbal bullying, relational bullying, cyber bullying, and prejudicial bullying.

PHYSICAL BULLYING

• Physical bullying is when a bully often hits or pushes the victim, showing everyone that they have power.

VERBAL BULLYING

• Verbal bullying is when the bully uses name calling to hurt his/her victim.

RELATIONAL BULLYING

• Relational bullying is when the bully tries to ruin your social standing. They usually spread rumors or make your friends turn on you indirectly.

CYBER BULLING

• In this type of bullying the bully uses the Internet to bully the victim, harassing them, embarrassing them and disrespecting them. Cyber bullying also leads to some suicide attempts.

PREJUDICIAL BULLYING

• Prejudicial bullying is where the bully insults the victims race, religion, or gender.

PEER PRESSURE

• What is peer pressure?
• Peer Pressure is where someone convinces or influences you to do something like smoke or have drugs, it is usually done harshly.

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• There are three ways to react to a bullying/peer pressure situation when you are the victim. First you can be passive where you mumbling and shy, that only encourages the bully he can do it again.
• Next is aggressive responses where you often scream at them or even fight them. This can either make the bully back off or challenge him/her.
• The last response is an assertive response where you speak calm and straightforward, telling the bully your not afraid of him/her. This is often the best response to go with

SAYING NO TO BULLYING/PEER PRESSURE

• In order to get the bully off your back there are many assertive ways to say NO.
• Just say no in a strong and confident voice.
• Ignore and leave the situation.
• Make them back off by telling them your not scared.

WAYS TO SEEK HELP

• First you can stick with your friends so the bully will think twice about bullying you.
• Another way to seek help is to tell teachers or parents because they have much more power over the bully.

WHO CAN HELP

• Mrs. Mathy can help because her job is to resolve problems in school.
• Ms. Daily can help she also has a job that resolves fights in school.
• Mr. Leonas can also help because he is the principal so he can stop the bully.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

• Firstly you can stand up for the victim and tell the bully to stand down.
• You can also comfort the victim and be his friend.
• Lastly you can just tell a adult.

bibliography

• Mom
• Bullying pamphlets
• Slideshow