1. Bullying
Amanda Randall

2. “In general, behavior by one person that intimidates another” (Lee)
Definition:
“In general, behavior by one person that intimidates another” (Lee)

3. There are Three components of Bullying
Intent to harm
Repetition
Power imbalance
There are Three components of Bullying

4. Statistics: More than 1 in 5 students report being bullied. (Bullying)
About 20-30% of students notify adults when they are being bullied. (Home)
Reasons for bullying reported by students included: (Bullying)
55% for looks
37% for body shape
16% for race

5. Visuals on Bullying

8. What Schools are doing to try and Prevent Bullying:
According to there are five things that schools should do/teach about bullying:
Recognize and Respond
Create Dialogue
Encourage Bystanders to become “Upstanders”
Foster Safety and Inclusion
Educate
(Home)

9. Bullying is a behavior by one person that intimidates another.
About 1 in 5 students report being bullied.
Schools need to educate, create dialogue, recognize and respond, encourage, and foster safety.
Bullying has three components: intent to harm, repetition and power imbalance.
Conclusion

10. Sources:
Bauman, Sheri. “The Role of Elementary School Counselors in Reducing School Bullying.” The Elementary School Journal, vol. 108, no. 5, 2008, pp. 362–375.,
“Bullying Statistics.” Bullying Statistics - National Bullying Prevention Center, Accessed 24 Feb
“Home.” Home, Department of Health and Human Services, 17 Feb. 2012, Accessed 24 Feb
Lee, Deborah Geier, Denise B. "Bullying in Schools: An Overview." Salem Press Encyclopedia, January. EBSCOhost, libprox1.slcc.edu/login?url=
Pictures:
“About.” What Is Bullying Exactly?, whatisbullyingexactly.weebly.com/about.html. Accessed 24 Feb
“Anti Bullying.” Pinterest, Accessed 24 Feb
“Bullying.” MAD About Mattering Project Wiki - Bullying, madaboutmattering.wikispaces.com/Bullying. Accessed 24 Feb
“Why I Don't Support Anti-Bullying Movements.” Odyssey, 1 June 2016, anti-bullying-movements. Accessed 24 Feb