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Slide 1 - Bullying Fact or Myth
Slide 2 - Nothing can be done at school to reduce bullying
Slide 3 - School initiative to prevent and stop bullying have reduced bullying by 15 to 50 percent. The most successful initiatives involve the entire school community of teachers, staff, parents, students and community members Myth
Slide 4 - Only Boys Bully
Slide 5 - People think that physical bullying by boys is the most common form of bullying. However, verbal, social and physical bullying happens among both boys and girls, especially as they grow older. Myth
Slide 6 - People who bully have power over those they bully
Slide 7 - People who bully others usually pick on those who have less social power (popularity), psychological power (know how to harm others) or physical power (size, strength) Although sometimes those who bully have been bullied by others Fact
Slide 8 - All kids will outgrow bullying
Slide 9 - For some, bullying continues as they become older. Unless someone intervenes, the bullying will likely continue and, in some cases, grow into violence and other serious problems. Children who consistently bully others often continue their aggressive behavior through adolescence and into adulthood. Myth
Slide 10 - People who bully are insecure and have low self-esteem
Slide 11 - Many people who bully are popular and have average or better than average self-esteem. They often take pride in their aggressive behavior and control over the people they bully. People who bully may be part of a group that thinks bullying is okay. Some people who bully may also have poor social skills and experience anxiety or depression. For them bullying can be a way to gain social status. Myth
Slide 12 - Spreading rumors is a form of bullying
Slide 13 - Spreading rumors, name calling, excluding others and embarrassing them are all forms of social bullying that can cause serious and lasting harm Fact
Slide 14 - Bullying often resolves itself when you ignore it
Slide 15 - Bullying reflects an imbalance of power that happens again and again. Ignoring the bullying teaches students who bully that they can bully others without consequences. Adults and other students need to stand up for children who are bullied, and to ensure they are protected and safe. Myth
Slide 16 - Bullying usually occurs when there are no other students around
Slide 17 - Students see about four out of every five bullying incidents at school. In fact, when they witness bullying, they give the student who is bullying positive attention or even join in about three-quarters of the time. Although 9 out of 10 students say there is bullying in their schools, adults rarely see bullying, even if they are looking for it. Myth
Slide 18 - Parents are usually aware that their children are bullying others
Slide 19 - Parents play a critical role in bullying prevention, but they often do not know if their children bully or are bullied by others. To help prevent bullying, parents need to talk with their children about what is happening at school and in the community. Myth
Slide 20 - Teachers often intervene to stop bullying
Slide 21 - Adults often do not witness bullying despite their good intentions. Teachers intervene in only 14 percent of classroom bullying episodes and in 4 percent of bullying incidents that happen outside the classroom. Myth
Slide 22 - Reporting bullying will make the situation worse
Slide 23 - Research shows that children who report bullying to an adult are less likely to experience bullying in the future. Adults should encourage children to help keep their school safe and to tell an adult when they see bullying. Myth
Slide 24 - There is just one type of bulling
Slide 25 - There are several types of bullying including: Physical Bullying Verbal Bullying Relational Bullying Reactive Bullying Cyberbullying Myth
Slide 26 - Physical Bullying Physical bullies use force and body strength to overpower their victims. Physical bullying can include kicking, hitting, punching, or other physical attacks. This type of bullying is easier to observe than others.
Slide 27 - Verbal Bullying Verbal bullies intimidate and harm their victims using words. Verbal bullying includes the use of relentless insults and teasing and may include making fun of a peer’s lack of physical capabilities, appearance, etc. This type of bullying may go unnoticed and unreported for long periods of time.
Slide 28 - Relational Bullying Relational bullies work to damage a victim’s social status and relationships. Relational bullying is common among girls, especially teen girls. Bullies who practice relational bullying often do it to increase their own social standing or to control others. This type of bullying may go on for some time before an adult notices. This is sometimes referred to as “Mean Girls.”
Slide 29 - Relational Bullying Activity How did you feel when you first saw the hands go up so quickly? Panic, anxiety, and discouragement are often the feeling students have with relational bullying. How do you think this relates to relational bullying?
Slide 30 - Reactive Bullying Reactive bullies coax others into harming them. It is often unclear who the true bully is. A reactive bully incessantly taunts a peer until the peer snaps and reacts with physical or verbal aggression. Reactive bullying may be the most difficult type of bullying to identify. This is because the reactive bullies also tend to be victims of bullying as well.
Slide 31 - Cyberbullying Cyberbullies use electronic forums, such as email, cell phones, and social networking sites, to harass their victims. Cyberbullying allows the bully to remain anonymous. It is easier to bully in cyberspace than it is to bully face to face. Over 25% of adolescents and teens have been bullied repeatedly through their cell phones or the Internet.
Slide 32 - What can our school do to take a stand against bulling?
 

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