This document outlines a presentation on bullying that defines bullying, discusses its various forms and causes, the effects on victims, and how to deal with it. The objectives are for students to understand reasons for bullying, how to face it, learn about its forms, and define it. Bullying is defined as intentional harmful actions by one or more students against another, repeatedly, through words, physical contact, or gestures to isolate or refuse the victim. Forms include physical, verbal, emotional, social, property, ethnic, and internet bullying. Causes may include family issues and exposure to violence. Effects on victims can include loss of self-confidence and focus, as well as potential mental health issues. Ways to deal with bullying include

1. Topic outline:
1- introduction
2- Definition
3-forms of bullying
4- reasons of bullying
5- the effects of bullying on the victim
6- how do you deal with bullying
7- Explanatory videos8- references

2. Objective:
• Student will be able to Reasons for bullying correctly
when asked about it .
• Student will be able to explain how to face bullying
after presentation .
• Learn Student about forms of bullying .
• Explain define of bullying .

3. Bullying
The phenomenon of bullying has become widespread and is
not confined to a particular society. It has spread especially
to school students, as it is a fertile environment for bullying
among students. Therefore, in this topic we will talk about
school bullying and present its forms, causes, damages, and
how to confront it.

4. School bullying is intentional negative actions on the
part of one or more students to harm another student,
which takes place repeatedly and all the time, and
these negative actions can be in words such as:
threatening, scolding, teasing and insults, and it can
also be in physical contact such as hitting, pushing and
kicking, or even Without the use of words or physical
exposure such as grimaces or inappropriate gestures,
with the intent and intention of isolating him from the
group or refusing to comply with his desire.

5. School bullying is intentional negative actions on the
part of one or more students to harm another student,
which takes place repeatedly and all the time, and
these negative actions can be in words such as:
threatening, scolding, teasing and insults, and it can
also be in physical contact such as hitting, pushing and
kicking, or even Without the use of words or physical
exposure such as grimaces or inappropriate gestures,
with the intent and intention of isolating him from the
group or refusing to comply with his desire.

6. When there are two students who are almost equal in
terms of physical strength and psychological energy,
this is not called bullying, and the same applies to cases
of excitement and banter between friends, except that
heavy, repeated banter, with bad intentions and its
continuation despite the emergence of signs of distress
and objection among the student who is exposed to it,
It falls within the circle of bullying.

7. Forms of bullying There are several forms of bullying that can be
displayed as follows:
1- Physical bullying: such as hitting, slapping, pinching, kicking,
dragging, knocking, or forcing him to do something.
2- Verbal bullying: cursing, cursing, threats, violence, false rumors,
giving nicknames to an individual, or giving an ethnic label.
3- Emotional or psychological bullying: harassment, threats,
intimidation, humiliation, and rejection from the group.
4- Bullying in social relationships: Preventing some individuals
from practicing certain activities by excluding them, refusing their
friendship, or spreading rumors about others.

8. 5- Bullying property: Taking other people’s things and disposing
of them, or not returning them or destroying them.
6- Ethnic bullying: It is the rejection of a student belonging to a
certain race, religion, color, or a certain sect of society. This type
is the most dangerous of all and may lead to the emergence of
many cases of killing.
7- Internet bullying: It is insulting a specific student via the
Internet by putting sarcastic pictures of him, sending messages,
or sending pictures, and this type leads to discrediting the
student on a large scale.

9. Causes of bullying:
• Violence in movies and electronic games .
• Family circumstances surrounding the child .
• Fostering an "eye for an eye" spirit of revenge .

10. Who are being bullied?
Are children:
People who are different: in appearance, cultural and
religious background, social status, or those who have
health problems or disabilities.
Exceptionally gifted and gifted, or highly sought after.
Introverted and socially shy people who do not tend to
speak out loud are easier victims of bullying.
Newcomers: Like the new kid at school or team.
pacifists.

11. Effects of bullying on the bullied
Loss of self-confidence
Loss of focus and academic decline
Possibility of mental health problems such as
depression, anxiety, and suicide
Social shyness and fear of encountering new societies

12. How to face bullying ?

13. Don't give them a chance: If you meet bullies daily, stay calm
and look them in the eye without fear
Defend yourself: If someone tries to hit you, stop him, and if
you can't, walk away immediately and seek the help of an
adult
Leave them and walk away: If a group tries to make fun of you,
leave them and walk away without showing interest in what
they say.
Don't be alone: ​​Try not to be alone most of the time
Keep it short: if they try to provoke you, don't argue with
them so you don't get into more trouble
Ask for help: Talk to someone you trust about what you are
going through
.

14. A bully is only as strong as you allow him to be.
So instead of giving in to their power, stop playing
their victim and all their attempts will become
embarrassing for them.
When a bully bombs you, make him lose steam by
being strong, firm, and polite Because bullies will try to
make you feel lonely and vulnerable, always make an
effort to stay in touch with loyal and supportive
people.
Instead of challenging the bully and giving them the
attention and sense of power they crave, give them a
firm but unemotional response that lets them know
you don't intend to be a victim.

16. Bullying is done by people who have no self-confidence at
all.
You must remember that the bully is afraid of you
because you have something that he does not have, and
this is what makes him constantly harass you, so do not
let his words affect you because he is the one who needs
the trust, not you.
Any child can be a victim of bullying at any stage of his
life, but at the same time every child, whether a father, a
mother, a teacher or a child, can stand up to it and say
with courage: I am against bullying.

17. To reduce the phenomenon of school bullying among
students within the school, students must abide by the
rules and laws of the school and the student discipline
regulations. If there is a problem between you and one
of your friends, you must refer to the social worker and
psychologist at the school to solve it.

18. Questions
What are the forms of bullying?
What is bullying?
What are the harms of bullying?
What are the causes of bullying?
How do you face bullying?

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