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The document discusses bullying and its negative effects. It defines bullying as psychological, physical, or verbal abuse that is habitually inflicted by those with greater power upon their victims. Three main types of bullying are identified: emotional, verbal, and physical. Bullying most often occurs in schools, among adolescents, and is aimed at intimidating and psychologically harming the victim. Left unaddressed, bullying can increase the risk of suicide or prevent victims from feeling safe and comfortable at school. Teachers and parents must work to curb bullying by establishing clear rules against aggression and ensuring children who are bullied feel supported.
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Bulling in schools
Bullying is defined as aggressive behavior intended to harm others through an imbalance of power. Common forms of bullying include physical, verbal, and social exclusion. Passive victims tend to be sensitive with low self-esteem, while bullies are often hyperactive, aggressive, and lack empathy. Bullying can have severe consequences for victims' mental health and academic performance. To prevent bullying, schools should create anti-bullying policies and educate students, while supporting victims by empowering them and ensuring they know to report bullying.
Bullying
Bullying involves aggressive behavior that is intentional and involves an imbalance of power. It can take verbal, physical, or social forms. Studies show that 15-25% of students report being bullied sometimes or more often. Bullying has negative impacts on both those being bullied, such as depression or low self-esteem, and bystanders by creating a climate of fear. It is important to tell trusted adults if being bullied so they can help stop it.
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- 2. The bullying is any way of psychological abuse, physical or verbal abuse produce between schoolchildren consistently held throughout. Statistically the kind of violence is emotional and occurs mostly in the classrooms or in the courtyard of schools. The most of the people with this problem are boys and girls in the stage of adolescence.
- 3. It’s a form of aggressive behavior manifested by the use of force or coercion to affect others, particularly when the behavior is habitual and involves an imbalance of power. Bullying consists of three basic types of abuse – emotional, verbal, and physical. This includes school, church, family, t he workplace, home, and neighborhoods.
- 4. The objective of this harassment is to intimidate, belittle, reduce, submit and consume, emotional or intellectually, to the victim. It’s to get a positive result to the bullier. With frequently the bullier is supported by a group of friends in addition to assault the victim. Sometimes, this aggression is occasioned in your feelings and physical.
- 5. This kind of school violence is characteristic, for a repeated aimed to get intimidate the victim. In the most of the cases the victims have psychological problems and are very scared to go to the school they are very shy and don’t have friends, in some cases the victim can think in the suicide or even run it. There is evidence that bullying increases the risk of suicide.
- 6. Kids need to learn that this behavior is unacceptable. Instead, we need to educate our children about the harm that bullying causes. Kids must learn to take the problem seriously, and tell a teacher if they see a bullying incident. All of our children need to feel safe and comfortable at school if they are going to get an education.
- 7. Consequently, you need to take control and say that it is so dangerous for your feelings and physical. The teachers should have to take rules and don’t allowed any kind of aggression. If teachers had time to pay attention to each child, bullying problems would be easier to control.
- 8. School Bullying. Workplace bullying. Bullying in academic. Bullying in medicine. Bullying in nursing. Bullying in teaching. CIBER- Bullying. Bullying in prison. Bullying in military.