This document discusses bullying and provides information and strategies around preventing and addressing it. It defines bullying as the abuse and mistreatment of vulnerable people by those who are stronger or more powerful. It outlines different types of bullying, risk factors, and where it often occurs. The role of bystanders in bullying situations is discussed, as are signs that bullying may be happening. Advice is provided for how to handle being bullied, including telling trusted adults. The document encourages speaking up about bullying and looking out for others. Resources for additional information on the topic are also included.

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by:
Khalid Iqbal

2.  Our Goal:
 To educate our self on the topic
 To learn how we can prevent this from happening
 Everyone’s participation is important
 Only share comments that are appropriate
 Please do not use the names of people,
organizations or places.
 Listen without interfering

3. Webster Dictionary defines Bullying as:
Abuse and mistreatment of someone vulnerable by
someone stronger, more powerful, etc.
 synonyms:persecute, oppress, tyrannize,
rowbeat, harass, torment, intimidate, strong-arm
, dominate; bullyrag,coerce, pressure,
pressurize, press, push; force, compel;

5.  Repeated Behavior, Overtime
 Feeling Powerless
 School or Organization Culture
 Gangs

6.  Schools
 Home
 Workplace
 Play ground
 On the road
 Shopping mall
 Could happen anywhere and everywhere

7. 1. Physical Bullying
2. Emotional Bullying
3. Social Bullying
4. Cyber Bullying

8. Bullying
Triangle
Bully
Victim Bystander
The Bystander is the
most influential person in
the triad

9.  Who can give me an example of a one time
incident
 Who can give me an example of a bullying
situation

10.  Stand up for yourself,
 Overcome fear,
 Get rid of negative thoughts and depression
 Tell someone who can take action
 Launch a complain
 Educate yourself
 Write about it. Talk about it. Never stay quite
 Take action. Do something that is safe for you

11.  Showing respect for people means accepting
their differences and treating them the way
you’d like to be treated.
 Bullying is the exact opposite
-Premier Bullying Prevention page 5

12.  Let someone know what is happening!!!
 It’s okay to ask for help
 Being bullied is not your fault!!
 Who????
 Parents, Teachers, Advisor, Principal, Vice Principal

13.  Incidents when you
 feel threatened
 witness someone else being threatened
 when you just know something is wrong
 Examples
 Physical actions
 Verbal threats
 Other students are in danger

14.  18% of students feel bullied or are bullied
 85% of students have witnessed bullying
 What does that say to you

15. If you were being bullied…
 How would you feel?
 What would you do?

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17.  Good Citizens Do The Right Thing!
 Don’t join in and Refuse to watch
 Say something- “Hey you don’t do that to him.”
 Report Bullying to an adult or authority
 Invite the person being bullied to join your group
 Be a friend to a person being bullied
 Distract the bully so that he or she stops

18. 1. Act and look CONFIDENT
 Bullies go after those who appear weak
 Bullies repeat actions to those who they think they can
2. If someone is picking on you don’t show them it hurts
 It is okay to feel sad or hurt over what a bully says but try not to show
them
 Express your feelings to your parents, friends and people you trust!!!

19. How can I help myself if I am getting bullied?
 Ignore what the bully or bullies say
 Agree with what they say- Bullies don’t get
satisfaction if they don’t get a negative
reaction
 Make a quick joke or a funny response
 Change the subject

20. 1. Stay in a group
 Surround yourself with people you feel safe with
2. Avoid “hot spots”
 Take a different path to classes
 Go to the restroom a little earlier
3. Plan for safety

21.  Do you ever
Laugh when a classmate makes a mistake?
Make fun of people in a mean way?
Join in when someone is being teased?
Gossip or Spread Rumors?

22.  www.stopbullying.gov
 www.cfchildren.org
 http://abc7.com/entertainment/miltons-secret-has-powerful-
message-about-bullying/1534367/
 http://abc7.com/society/how-to-talk-to-your-kids-about-
bullying/959887/
 www.safekids.com/bullying-cyberbullying-resources/
 www.pacer.org/bullying/resources/
 www.nea.org › Tools And Ideas › Lesson Plans
 https://www.kzoo.edu/psych/stop_bullying/resources/website
s.html

23. Thank You
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