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This presentation states about bullying and how it has a negative impact on our society. It also discusses ways to prevent bullying and prevent ourselves from bullying others. Children will understand the importance of living in peace and harmony rather than being biased and racist. our youth needs awareness of how to stop being a victim of bullies and take positive steps to control its adverse effects.
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Bullying.pptx
- 1. Bullying
- 3. Every Day It Happens Every time I speak, another person hates me, Every time they answer, i must forgive again, Every time I listen, Isuppress my angry comments, Every time I hear them, I brush away the tears, Every where I go. I am a nameless victim, Everywhere I hide,find me once again, everytime they see me, I put a happy face on, Every time they leave me, the tears roll down my cheeks, Every night I’m sleeping, I dream of faceless horrors, Every day I,m living I wish it were not so. 3
- 4. Truth About Bullying Bullying is an issue that happens every where in the world . No matter where you live, to which school do you belong or how popular you might be you have witnessed, caused or been the victim of aggression by someone. Raise your hands if you are part of Bullying. 4
- 5. What is Bullying? Bullying is aggressive behaviour that is intentional and that involves an imbalance of power or strength. Typically, it is repeated overtime. 5
- 6. Lets watch A video
- 8. Affects of Bullying Depression Anxiety Stress 8
- 9. Question and Answers Treat people how you ________________________ If you can’t say anything nice ___________________ “People who bully others can change their behaviour” Do you agee or disagree with this statement? You should give reasons for your answers. 9
- 10. Lessons to Learn Bullying is wrong Bullying can really hurt people physically and emotionally. Bullying can make people worry and not want to come to school. If you are bullying you must stop now. 10
- 11. I, ____________________ am against Bullying! And I Will Be Sure Too: Speak Up When i see bullying Reach out To those I see who are being Bullied Be A friend whenever I see Bullying Happen Challenge 11
- 12. 12 Thanks!