This document discusses different types and effects of bullying. It notes that bullying can involve emotional, physical, or cyber harassment and negatively impact victims' mental health and well-being. The text provides examples of bullying among students, in workplaces, and online. It suggests some strategies for addressing bullying, such as being assertive, blocking cyberbullies, and telling trusted adults. However, it also notes there is no single best way to stop bullying in all situations.

1. Bullying
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2. Bullying พาล
Bullying is when one
person tries to hurt
another person’s feelings.
It can be emotional or
physical.
Have you ever bullied
someone?
Have you ever been
bullied?
30% of all students are
bullies or victims of
bullying.
bullies
victim

3. Bystanders
Bystanders are
people that watch
and don’t try to
help.
Do you think this
is ok?

4. Should you be a tattletale?
A tattletale is a child that
likes to tell the adults or
teacher when other
students are being bad.

5. Effects of bullying
• Bullying can cause depression, sicknesses from stress, and even
suicide.

6. This girl told her boyfriend to kill himself.
Her boyfriend killed
himself,
and now she must go to
jail for 15 months for
murder.
What do you think of this?

7. Girls and boys bully differently
Girls often use gossip and ostracism to bully
each other.
Boys use violence more to bully.

8. Girls often call other girls “slut” ดอกทอง
This is a powerful word used to
shame women and control them.
It is often unfair and comes from
being jealous.

9. Cyber bullying
The internet makes it easy to
gossip about other people or
make them look bad on the
internet.
Sometimes people make fake
facebook accounts of
someone to make them look
bad.

10. How to stop a cyberbully
• Block them
• Don’t answer their messages or posts.
• Keep a record of what they are writing, and show someone that can
help you.

11. Online trolls
Online trolls try to make
other people angry, and
say really bad things.
They think they can say
anything they want
because no one knows
who they are.

12. How to stop bullying
There is no “best way” to stop
bullying.
The most important thing is to
be strong and fight back.
Sometimes you just need to
move to a new place.
Sometimes you need to find
friends to protect you.

13. Be assertive and stand up for yourself.
Being assertive means calmly telling someone what you need,
without being selfish.

14. Toxic friends 1. They cancel plans you have together, like meeting
to see a movie.
2. They talk behind your back
3. They can’t keep a secret.
4. They tell mean jokes about you.
5. They use you and want to borrow money.
6. They don’t help you when you need help.
7. They are jealous of your success.
8. They’re always angry.

15. Workplace bullying
Adults bully people too. It happens a
lot in the workplace. In America
there are many laws against
workplace bullying.

16. Sexual harassment
Sometimes a boss will try
to use his power to get
sex from women working
in the office.

17. Sabotage การก่อวินาศกรรม
• Sabotage is stopping people from doing work.
• For example, they might “forget” to tell them
some important information.

18. Why do people bully other people?
• There are many reasons.
• Sometimes they do it to feel powerful and make other people afraid
of them.
• Sometimes they learned to do it from their family or friends.
• Sometimes they do it because they feel small and angry because
someone hurt them.
• Sometimes they do it to control other people and punish bad
behavior.

19. Making the bus monitor cry
This woman was bullied by children on
the school bus. They called her fat and
other bad words.
This video went viral on youtube, and
many people gave her money to go on
vacation.
She got $750,000 ! That’s 25,000,000
baht!

20. A gay boy who was being bullied pulled out a stun
gun to stop the bullies. His mother gave it to him!

21. Ganging up