What are strong beliefs and ideas about what is important to you?
100
unbiased consideration and regard for others rights, values, beliefs and property
What is respect?
100
physicall strong, may or may not be popular with other kids, have trouble following rules, apathetic, name calling, teasing, hitting/pushing, putting others down, making others feel inferior
What are some characteristics of a bully?
100
Cool= favored or highly thought of
Popular=regarded with favor, approval or affection by people in general
What is the defintion of cool and popular?
200
Religion, Education, Political, Family
What different types of values you can have?
200
A person whom one knows, likes and trusts
What is the definition of a friend?
200
Diversity= presence of wide range of variation in qualities and attributes
Prejudice= negative judegement or opinion formed before the facts are known
What is the difference between diversity and prejudice?
200
Low self esteem, peer pressure, not getting attention they want, other background things going on (home life), have been bullied themselves
What causes a person to bully?
200
External- way they look or way they dress
Internal- way they act
What are the two ways we define someone as "cool"?
300
Parents/Guardians, Other family member, Religion, Friends, Teachers, experiences, new places and new people
Where do we learn values from?
300
Verbal
Non-verbal
What are the 2 forms of communication?
300
Apathy= not caring for others or having no opinion
Empathy= ability to identify and care for another person's feelings
What is the difference between apathy and empathy?
300
5%
The media represents what percentage of the population, determing and telling us how we should look
400
Parents/guardians, other family members, teachers, friends, religion, new experiences, new friends
Where do we learn values from?
400
face to face conversations, signing, body language, social media (texting, skype, Facebook, email)
What forms of communication?
400
Get support from those who treat you right, stay close to an adult, never get aggressive back, know what to stay and stand up for yourself without making things worse, tell, an adult, act confident, use strong body language
What can we do in a bullying situation?
400
Bullying, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, getting into trouble with the law, poor grades
What are some bad habits that could lead to being popular?
500
What you want, how you act and can change
What do values affect?
500
Bystanders can either help stop the situation or worsen it. If bystanders do nothing, they are essentially supporting the bully. But one bystander can do something, even if they don't want the recognition and can stop the bullying
How important is the role of bystanders and why?
500
That they have a pretty good life, have everything going for them and things are easy because they are regarded in favor by a large portion of people. We make these assumptions based on this favoritism and external view.
What assumptions do we make about the lives of people who are "cool" and "popular"? Why do we make these assumptions?