Act
These __________ (number) concerns have to be present to be considered a bullying act.
What is three?
The aggressor or person who has power over another.
Who is the bully?
Hitting, kicking, punching, biting, spitting etc.
What is physical bullying?
Both people are disagreeing and having an argument
What is a conflict?
One who reports in order to get the other in trouble without reasonable evidence
What is a snitch or a tattletale?
The acronym used to remember the components of a bullying act.
What is RIP?
Who is the target?
Name calling, belitting, teasing, threatening
What is verbal bullying?
Making fun of someone usually between friends
What is joking?
Conflict and bullying should be reported the same
FALSE
Multiple acts by one person OR the same act by multiple people.
What is repetition?
The other people watching the bullying but not doing anything about it.
Who are the bystanders?
Bullying through technology such as social media, text messages, emails, websites etc.
What is cyber bullying?
Standing up for one's self in a stern yet not aggressive manner
What is being assertive?
The three components that have to be present to be a bullying act
1) Repetition
2) Intent to do harm
3) Power Imbalance
Hurting someone on purpose.
What is intent to do harm?
The made up word that stands up for the target and either gets help from an adult or helps them out of the situation.
Who is an upstander?
Leaving someone out and spreading rumors.
What is social/emotional bullying?
Unresistant, not standing up for one's self, door mat
What is being passive?
__________ is never the answer....do not stop seeking help
What is suicide?
The bully has power over the target in some way.
What is a power imbalance?
We do not call people this because they feel hopeless, worthless and beaten down to the point where they feel unable to escape the situation.
What is a victim?
The two most common types of bullying in schools.
What is verbal and social bullying?
A manner in which one is bullying the other
What is being aggressive?
The person/people in which to tell that you or someone you know is getting bullied
What is a trusted adult? (counselor, teacher, bulldog buddy, principal and/or coach)