Types
Hitting, kicking, pushing...
What is physical bullying.
What causes a bully to pick on "weaker" kids?
What is to look tough or feel powerful
Bullying is connected to many adverse outcomes including effects on mental health. What is one common mental health consequence of kids who are a victim of bullying?
What is depression
Students can play an important role in preventing bullying, what can students stop doing in order to encourage a bully from hurting their victim?
What is being a bystander
What kind of resolution to bullying involves an intervention?
What is mediation
Calling hurtful names.
What is verbal bullying.
Why would a bully take your possessions?
What is because they’re jealous of what you have
When children experience bullying, often times they show warning signs. What is one academic warning sign parents should be aware of?
What is sudden and significant drop in grades
If your being bullied in school, who should you tell?
What is tell a trusted adult
What type of resolution involves a discussion of causes and effects of bullying in the classroom?
What is education
Sabotaging a persons social standing. (i.e- spreading rumors)
What is emotional bullying.
Why would a bully put you down in front of people?
What is to make themselves popular or to feel powerful
Although not all children that are victim to bullying have thought of this, children who are bullied have an increased risk of having thought of what?
What is suicidal thoughts
What are way that schools can establish a written guideline to prevent bullying in school?
What are rules, policies, and procedures
What kind of resolution helps stop bullying by resolving conflicts with other students?
What is peer-mediation
Using the internet or other forms of technology to harass someone.
What is cyber-bullying.
Why would a bully become a bully?
What is they’re being bullied themselves
According to a recent study, bullied children have a two time greater risk to experience what kinds of problems that prevent the child from going to school?
What is health problems
Bullies feed off of body language and victims insecurities, what can children do to send off the right message?
What is appear confident
What kind of resolution helps students who are bullied through talking individually with a trusted adult?
What is counseling
Touching someone inappropriately.
What is sexual bullying.
Why would a bully cause trouble in school?
What is to escape their own problems
Children who are bullied have a greater risk of illegal activity to disconnect from this problem. This activity can lead to addiction. What is this called?
What is substance abuse
What assertive actions can children take to stop a bully?
What is stand up for themselves and/or others
True or False: You can receive harassment charges for bullying peers both inside and outside of school.
True