BULLYING

TYPES OF BULLYING

• Physical bullying
• Verbal bullying
• Covert bullying
• Cyber bullying
• Nab.org.au

PHYSICAL AND VERBAL BULLYING

• Physical bullying includes hitting, kicking, tripping, pinching, and pushing, or damaging property
• Verbal bullying includes name calling, insults, teasing, intimidation, homophobic, or racist remarks
• Ncab.org.au

COVERT AND CYBER BULLYING

• Covert bullying is when you are getting bullied behind your back
• An example of covert bullying includes spreading rumors,mimicking, telling others to socially exclude you and damaging their social reputation or social acceptance
• The last king of bullying is cyber bullying using digital technology
• Some examples include harassment through phones, and over social networks
• Ncab.org.au

WORST BULLYING FOR TEENS?

• Study has showed that cyber bullying is most common for teens now.
• Cyber bullying is most common for teens now because social media is such an easy way to access information .
• Pew internet and American Life Project found out that one -third of youth have been victims of cyber-bullying
• Web.ebscohost.com

CAUSES OF BULLYING

• Teenagers bully others because they might think its cool and funny
• Kids who have problems at home sometimes bring their anger and put it on someone else
• Some may bully because they feel like they don't get attention so they will make fun of kids for others to notice
• Umshw.wall6.org

NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF BULLYING FOR THE VICTIMS

• Kids who are bullied experience mental health issues, and they become distracted at school because they are scared
• Some become depressed, and have anxiety,
• Kids sometimes are bullied so bad that they commit suicide because they are just tired of dealing with it all
• Others may do self harming to themselves or drink and do drugs because they don't know what else to do
• Stopbullying.gov

HOW TO STOP OR PREVENT ANY TYPE OF BULLYING FROM HAPPENING

• To prevent bullying in school is to have more adult supervision around because most bullying happens when adults aren't around
• Try to become friends with the victim and defend them
• Tell an adult or someone you can trust
• Googlescholarjstor.org

WHAT SHOULD A PERSON DO IF THEY ARE BEING BULLIED

• If a person is being bullied they should tell someone what's going on so the person who is being won't get hurt. They should talk yo the people and get their advice
• Google scholar

WHAY ARE LAWS AGAINST BULLYING?

• Discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying
• www.stopbullying.gov

WHAT CAN WE DO AS A SCHOOL TO STOP BULLYING FROM HAPPENING

• Report a bully
• Google scholar