The document discusses the issue of bullying and provides advice on how to address it. It notes that bullying is a serious problem and outlines warning signs that someone may be a victim, such as acting depressed, failing grades, or not wanting to participate in activities. It encourages communicating with and accepting people who are different, as well as intervening by informing an adult if witnessing bullying. The document stresses that it is okay to be different and that struggling can help build inner strength.

1. Truth
There is a lot being said but whats being heard.......

2. Making a difference
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There is so much bullying
taken place and needs to
come to a stop.
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If you know some one is
being bullied inform an
adult and don’t participate
in the action.

3. Warning Signs
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Acting Depressed 
Failing grades in school
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Being alone 
Showing anger most of
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Not wanting to do any the time
activities 
Physical appearance not
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Looking sad up to par
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Talking about hurting
themselves or others

4. Don’t take action in Bullying
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Be open to communicate 
Learn to accept that
with those that are everyone is different
different from you 
Try to get to know
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Be yourself someone before trying to
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Try to imagine being in judge
the shoes of someone that 
Ask questions instead of
is being bulled and feel assuming a persons and
their pain their situation
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Say No to Bullying

5. It's Okay
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Its okay to be different, we can learn from one another.
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Being popular is not always to shine, but being different
in original...........
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“Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles
develop your strengthens . When you go through
hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength”
-Mahatma Gandhi

6. It's Okay

Its okay to be different, we can learn from one another.

Being popular is not always to shine, but being different
in original...........

“Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles
develop your strengthens . When you go through
hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength”
-Mahatma Gandhi