1. Bullying
By: Mallory Ross

2. Objectives Statistics What is it? Different Types of Bullying
Who’s at Risk?
How to Prevent Bullying?
How to Respond to Bullying?
Who can Help?

3. Statistics 1 out of 4 students are Bullied in School
64% of Students don’t report Bullying, while 36% do report it.
In the past year 14.8% of students were bullied online.

4. Types of Bullying
Bullying: an unwanted, aggressive behavior against another person; normally behavior is repeated.
Types
Physical: hurting person or their things.
Verbal: say or writing hurtful or mean things to someone.
Social: Hurting one’s reputation or relationships.
Cyber: Using some type of electronic device to bully another person.

5. Physical Bullying Hitting, Kicking, or Pinching Spitting
Pushing or Tripping
Breaking or taking others things
Mean or Rude Hand Gestures

6. Verbal Bullying Teasing Name Calling Inappropriate Comments Taunting
Threatening

7. Social Bullying Leaving friends out
Telling people they can only be friend with certain people
Spreading Rumors
Embarrassing people in public on purpose

8. Cyber Bullying Sending mean, or ugly things over: Examples:
Text Messages s
Social Media
Internet
Examples:
Embarrassing Pictures
Videos
Fake Profiles

9. Where does Bullying take place?
Bullying can take place anywhere and at any time.
School
Bus
Neighborhood
Public places

10. Who’s at risk? Children who standout from their peers
Overweight
Have Glasses
Fashionably Inclined
New to school
Children who are perceived as weak
Children who are depressed, anxious, or have low self esteem
Unpopular

11. Way’s to Prevent? Have Policies and Rules
Make sure Children know they are in a Safe Environment.
Educate School Staff, Parents, and Students

12. How to Respond? Stop the Bullying
Find out what happen and figure out how to proceed
Support every kid involved
Bullying Other
Being Bullied
Observing the Bullying
Report Bullying

13. Who can Help? School Staff Parents Peers State Department of Education
Techer
Counselor
Principal
Parents
Peers
State Department of Education
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Department of Justice
Call 911

14. References https://www.stopbullying.gov/what-is-bullying/
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