This document defines and describes different types of bullying, including verbal, physical, and social bullying. It also provides steps that can be taken to stop bullying, such as talking to parents, teachers, or a psychologist. Finally, it gives dos and don'ts for public speaking.

3. What is Bullying?

4. Types of Bullying
Verbal
(saying or writing mean
things)
• Teasing
• Name-calling
• Inappropriate
sexual comments
• Taunting
• Threatening to
cause harm
Physical
(hurting a person’s body or
possessions)
• Hitting/kicking/pun
ching
• Spitting
• Tripping/pushing
• Taking or breaking
someone’s things
• Making a mean or
rude hand gesture
Social
(hurting someone’s
reputation or
relationships)
• Leaving someone
out on purpose
• Telling others not to
be friends with
someone
• Spreading rumours
• Embarrasing
someone in public
• Cyber Bullying

5. What can we do to stop bullying?

6. Final Consequences
Talk to
parent or
teacher
Talk to a
psychologist
Anger
Sadness
Bullying
Helpline

8. Do’s Don’t’s
Speak clearly and loudly
Practice your
pronunciation and
fluency
Work as a team
Ask for help if needed!
Ask to repeat if you
make a mistake/forget
something
Use your presentation
skills
Use pictures and videos
Because…because…beca
use
X HAVE ANY TEXT!
X Panic!
X Give up and stop
talking
X Work individually and
forget about your
group
X Sound like a robot
memorizing text