Bullying Survey for students 21.01.2018 romania

”TRIC-Bullying and Cyberbullying”
KA229- School Exchange Partnerships
2018-1-ES01-KA229-051132_3
THE CONTENT OF THIS STUDY DOES NOT REFLECT THE OFFICIAL OPINION OF THE
EUROPEAN UNION. RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE INFORMATION AND VIEWS EXPRESSED IN
THEREIN LIES ENTIRELY WITH THE AUTHOR(S).
COLEGIUL TEHNIC "ANGHEL SALIGNY"
400604 CLUJ - NAPOCA
B-dul 21 Decembrie 1989 nr. 128 - 130,
Tel. 0264-430942, fax 0264-595694
e-mail: a.salignycluj@yahoo.com,
web: http://www.colegiul-saligny.ro

SCHOOL BULLYING
THE RESULTS OF SURVEYS FOR
STUDENTS

What is your age?
Age
1 2 3 4 5
Erasmus+ Project TRIC - Bullying & Cyberbullying
Technical College "Anghel Saligny" ROMANIA

Which are the most common forms of
abuse among classmates?
The boys' answers The girls' answers
13
37
13
37
11
19
13
18
4
0 10 20 30 40
Isolate someone, not let them participate in…
Laugh at someone (in person)
Laugh at someone (on the social networks)
Insult someone, call them names (in person)
Insult someone, call them names (on the…
Threaten someone (in person)
Threaten someone (on the social networks)
Hurt someone physically
Other
The most comon forms of abuse among classmates
32
47
24
44
25
29
18
31
6
0 20 40 60
Isolate someone, not let them participate in games
Laugh at someone (in person)
Laugh at someone (on the social networks)
Insult someone, call them names (in person)
Insult someone, call them names (on the social…
Threaten someone (in person)
Threaten someone (on the social networks)
Hurt someone physically
Other
The most comon forms of abuse among classmates

Which are the most common forms of
abuse among classmates?
 Both girls and boys considers that the most common forms of abuse among
classmates are:
 Laugh at someone (in person)
 Insult someone, call them names (in person)
 Girls also believe that isolating someone, not letting them participate in games is
a common form of abuse

How often have you been intimidated or bullied (being
made fun of, insults, threats, been hit, being
rejected...) by some of your classmates in person?
1
66%
2
31%
3
2%
4
1% 1
2
3
4
Never or hardly
ever
Sometimes
Quite often
Always or always
almost
1
75%
2
20%
3
4%
4
1%
1
2
3
4

Where did it happen?
1
22%
2
25%
3
3%
4
21%
5
29%
1
2
3
4
5
In the classroom
In the corridors
In the toilets
In the playground
Outside school
1
18%
2
19%
3
11%
4
23%
5
29%
1
2
3
4
5

Have you ever been scared of coming to
school?
1
82%
2
15%
3
3%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
Never
Sometimes
Quite often
Almost every day
1
78%
2
21%
3
0%
4
1%
1
2
3
4

How often have you been intimidated or bullied (being made fun of, insults,
threats, been hit, being rejected...) by some of your classmates in person?
Where did it happen?
Have you ever been scared of coming to school?
Most of the respondents have not been intimidated or bullied by
classmates
20% of the girls and 31% of the boys consider they have sometimes been
intimidated or bullied outside school or in the corridors.
Only 21% of the girls and 15% of the boys have been sometimes scared
of coming to school whereas 78% of the girls and 82% of the boys have never
been scared of coming to school.

How often have you been intimidated or bullied (being
made fun of, insults, threats, been hit, being
rejected...) by some of your classmates on social
networks?
1
76%
2
21%
3
3%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
Never or hardly ever
Sometimes
Quite often
Always or almost always
1
76%
2
19%
3
5%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
76% of the respondents have never or hardly ever been intimidated or bullied on social networks by classmates

If someone bullies you, do you tell
anyone?
1
27%
2
14%
3
16%
4
21%
5
22%
1 2 3 4 5
1
22%
2
17%
3
20%
4
30%
5
11%

If someone bullies you, do you tell
anyone?
 Boys and girls gave different answers when it comes to telling someone if
they are being bullied:
 Girls prefer to tell someone in the family (30% of the respondents) or a
teacher (20% of the respondents)
 Boys prefer to tell a classmate (22% of the respondents) or someone in the
family (21% of the respondents)

Have you ever bullied (bothered, insulted, hit,
threatened...) a classmate in person?
Sometimes
Quite often
Always or nearly
always
1
58%
2
40%
3
2%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
The boys' answers The girls'
answers
1
72%
2
27%
3
1%
4
0%
1
2
3
4

Have you ever bullied (bothered, insulted, hit,
threatened...) a classmate on social networks?
1
77%
2
18%
3
5%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
Sometimes
Quite often
Always or
almost always
The boys' answers The girls'
answers
1
85%
2
14%
3
1%
4
0%
1
2
3
4

If you have taken part in bullying, why did
you do it?
1
33%
2
33%
3
13%
4
0%
5
0%
6
21%
1
2
3
4
5
6
I have never bullied anyone
Because I was provoked
Because they do the same to
me
Because they were weaker
To bother them
It was a joke
1
54%
2
17%
3
8%
4
0%
5
1%
6
20%

Have you ever bullied (bothered, insulted, hit, threatened...) a classmate in person?
Have you ever bullied (bothered, insulted, hit, threatened...) a classmate on social
networks?
If you have taken part in bullying, why did you do it?
 58% of the boys have never or hardly ever bullied a classmate in person and 40% of the boys
have sometimes done it; whereas 72% of the girls have never or hardly ever bullied a
classmate in person and 27% of the girls have sometimes done it.
 77% of the boys have never or hardly ever bullied a classmate on social networks and 18% of
the boys have sometimes done it; whereas 85% of the girls have never or hardly ever bullied a
classmate on social networks and 14% of the girls have sometimes done it.
 The main reason why the students bullied a classmate are different for boys and girls:
 Boys bullies a classmate because they were provoked (33%) or as a joke (20%).
 Girls bullies a classmate as a joke (21%) or because they were provoked (17%).

How often do incidents like insulting people, calling them
names, laughing at them, inflicting slight or more serious body
harm on them, threatening them, rejecting them... occur AT
SCHOOL?
1
29%
2
43%
3
28%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
Sometimes
Quite often
Always or almost always
1
30%
2
37%
3
30%
4
3%

How could this problem be solved?
1
12%
2
30%
3
29%
4
9%
5
20%
1
2
3
4
5
It cannot be solved
I do not know
Teacher intervention
Family intervention
Students intervention
1
5%
2
40%
3
26%
4
15%
5
14%

How often do incidents like insulting people, calling them names, laughing
at them, inflicting slight or more serious body harm on them, threatening
them, rejecting them... occur AT SCHOOL?
How could this problem be solved?
 29% of the boys and 30% of the girls consider that incidents never occur at school;
 43% of the boys and 37% of the girls consider that incidents (insulting people, calling them
names, laughing at them, inflicting slight or more serious body harm on them, threatening them,
rejecting them) occur sometimes at school;
 28% of the boys and 30% of the girls consider that incidents never occur quite often at school.
 Most of the respondents ( 30% of the boys and 40% of the girls) don’t know how could this
problem be solved
 Most of the respondents ( 29% of the boys and 26% of the girls consider that this problem could
be solved by teacher’s intervention

Have you been isolated or rejected by any of your
schoolmates since the school year began?
1
67%
2
32%
3
1%
4
0%
1
2
3
4
Never
Sometimes
Quite often
Almost every day
1
76%
2
19%
3
4%
4
1%
- 67% of the boys and 76% of the girls have never been isolated or rejected by schoolmates;
- 32% of the boys and 19% of the girls have sometimes been isolated or rejected by schoolmates

Do you think verbal or physical violence is the way to
solve the problem if you are bullied?
Yes
6%
No
55%
Sometimes
39%
Yes
7%
No
75%
Sometimes
18%
- Most of the respondents ( 55% of the boys and 75% of the girls) don’t think that violence is the way to
solve the problem;
- 39% of the boys and 18% of the girls think that sometimes violence is the right way to solve the problem

What do you do if you see that someone in your group
is being bullied?
1, 61, 80%
2, 7, 9%
3, 7, 9% 4, 1, 2%
1
2
3
4
I step in to cut down the
situation
I tell somebody (a relative, a
teacher, others)
I do not do anything. It is not
my problem
I bully my mate
as well.
1
82%
2
15%
3
3%
4
0%

What do you do if you see that someone in your group
is being bullied?
 Most of the respondents (80% of the boys and 82% of the girls)
prefer to step in and help the person being bullied;
 15% of the girls and 9% of the boys tell somebody about the
situation;
 9% of the boys consider that this is not their problem and do
nothing.

How do you relate your relationship with
other schoolmates?
Very good, 40,
53%
Good, 25, 33%
So-So, 10, 13%
Bad, 1, 1% Very bad, 0, 0%
Very good, 49,
61%
Good, 21, 26%
So-So, 10, 13%
Bad, 0, 0%
Very bad, 0, 0%
Most of the respondents ( 86% of the boys and 87% of the girls) consider that they relate very good
and good with other schoolmates.

How do you rate your digital competence?
Very good
23%
Good
53%
So-So
21%
Bad
3%
Very bad
0%
Very good
21%
Good
20%
So-So
55%
Bad
4%
Very bad
0%
Most of the respondents ( 76% of the boys and 75% of the girls) consider that they have very good and
good digital abilities.

Do you think social networks are a useful tool (for
information, relationships...)?
1
38%
2
36%
3
25%
4
1%
1
2
3
Yes, always
Quite often
Sometimes
Hardly ever
1
34%
2
40%
3
24%
4
2%
Most of the respondents ( 74% of the boys and girls) consider that social networks are always and
quite often a useful tool.

How do you rate your linguistic
competence in English?
Very good
23%
Good
34%
So-So
40%
Bad
3%
Very bad
0%
Very good
21%
Good
20%
So-So
55%
Bad
4%
Very bad
0%
57% of the boys and 41% of the girls consider that they have very good and good linguistic abilities in
English; 40% of the boys and 55% of the girls have average linguistic abilities in English.

The comments, suggestions,
recommendations
 We should intervene when someone is emotionally or physically assaulted!
 Bullying is not a solution no matter what, I seem to harm a person is a total lack of respect for
anyone, does not help anything to hurt a person!
 When we have a picture of another person not a post on a social network against her will;
 Video surveillance in all areas of the school;
 Psychological counseling;
 In case of bullying must be notified teacher, head teacher, principal, parents;
 We can not stop harassment because if you want to defeat a harasser you have to turn into a
harasser;
 I'd like to learn how to protect myself from harassment.

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