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AgainstBullying

Nayja#1@evthing

What is Bullying?

There are three defining characteristics: 1. intentional

2. Repeated

3. Power Imbalance

Types Of Bullying

Verbal

Physical

Indirect (Behind your back)

Cyber bullying

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Who’s Involved In Bullying?Bystander

Victim

bully

Warning Signs of bullying

Unusually sad, moody, anxious, lonely, or depressed

Decline in school achievement

Thoughts of suicide

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Why people don’t tell?

Want to belong

Don’t recognize conflict as bullying

Are embarrassed

Don’t want to appear weak

Believe they deserve it

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What you should tell the victim. You are not responsible for a bully’s behavior.

Don’t respond to bullies by giving in, getting upset, or fighting back—this will encourage them.

Sometimes the best response is no response—just walk away.

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Your involvement makes a difference.

Stand up for the person being bullied.

Don’t join in.

Help the victim walk away.

Encourage other bystanders to help the victim.

Get help from a trusted adult.

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You can Stop Bullying

Do NOT Bully

Do NOT encourage bullying or be a bystander

Tell an adult parent, relative, neighbor librarian, pastor or friend

Get 2 or 3 friends/bystanders to tell the bully to stop

If you can, walk over to the victim and just STAND with him or her.

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Please sign the poster to:

show you promise NOT to bully

commit to help a person who is being bullied

Please

Against Bullying

Bibliography

Dr. Ron Slaby’s Bullying Prevention Kit

eyesonbullying.org

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