This document defines and describes different types of school violence, including bullying. It identifies physical, verbal, social, and cyber bullying. Physical bullying involves acts like hitting or pushing. Verbal bullying is name-calling and teasing. Social bullying damages social reputation through rumors or exclusion. Cyber bullying uses digital technologies. The document also lists other forms of school violence such as fighting, drug use, sexual harassment, vandalism, theft, and weapons possession. It concludes with proposing group research activities on the causes of school violence, behaviors of bullies, what to do if being bullied, and cases of sexual harassment in the Philippines.

1. SCHOOL VIOLENCE
Prepared by: Jm Ramos

2. School Violence
•Refers to any act that can hamper
the positive school atmosphere
and it’s also an education mission

3. BULLYING
•Attempting to conflict physical or
psychological harm on another
person through proactive, overt
aggression

4. BULLYING
•Attempting to conflict physical or
psychological harm on another
person through proactive, overt
aggression

5. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
•PHYSICAL BULLYING
•Includes hitting, kicking, tripping,
pinching and pushing or damaging
property.

7. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
•VERBAL BULLYING
•Includes name calling, insults,
teasing, intimidation, homophobic
or racist remarks, or verbal abuse.

8. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
• SOCIAL BULLYING
•Sometimes referred to as covert
bullying, is often harder to recognize
and can be carried out behind the
bullied person's back
•It is designed to harm someone's
social reputation and/or cause
humiliation.

10. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
•SOCIAL BULLYING
•Includes:
•lying and spreading rumors
•negative facial or physical gestures,
menacing or contemptuous looks
•playing nasty jokes to embarrass and
humiliate

11. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
•SOCIAL BULLYING
•Includes:
•mimicking unkindly
•encouraging others to socially
exclude someone
•damaging someone's social
reputation or social acceptance.

12. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
• CYBER BULLYING
•Can be overt or covert bullying
behaviors using digital technologies,
including hardware such as computers
and smartphones, and software such
as social media, instant messaging,
texts, websites and other online
platforms.

14. BULLYING
•TYPES OF BULLYING:
•CYBER BULLYING
•Includes:
•Abusive or hurtful texts emails or
posts, images or videos
•Deliberately excluding others online
•Nasty gossip or rumors
•Imitating others online or using their
log-in

15. FIGHTING AND ASSULTING INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL PREMISES
•Picking on someone verbally or
threatening injury and harm. Gang
rivalry may lead to such violence

16. BRINGING DRUGS AND OTHER
HARMFUL COMPONENTS
•Local gang members of the
neighborhood influencing students
to provide drugs to the other
members who are in school

17. SEXUAL HARASSMENT
•One of the serious issues for the
school administration to tackle;
most of the cases associated with
sexual harassment are censored
to protect the prestige of school
and school administration

19. VANDALISM
•Damaging or completely
destroying the properties of others
intentionally just to seek some fun

21. ROBBING OR STEALING
•Forcing others to take personal
materials, school supplies or
school equipment that do not
belong to them

22. BRINGING THE FOLLOWING:
•Handheld weapons and firearms
inside the school premises

23. ACTIVITY NO.1
By Group: Research
1- Causes of School Violence
2- Behaviors of Bullies
3- What to do if you are being
bullied
4- Cases of Sexual Harassment in
the Philippines

24. THE END