Types of Bullying
Involves harming or threatening to harm someone physically (e.g., hitting, pushing, kicking).
What is Physcial Bullying
Continuous bullying can lead to a diminished sense of self-worth and confidence.
What is Low Self Esteem
The strategy that focuses on creating clear rules and consequences regarding bullying behavior in schools
What is a Bullying Policy or Code of Conduct?
The name of the campaign that encourages students to wear pink shirts to support anti-bullying and raise awareness
What is Pink Shirt Day?
Occurs through digital platforms, such as social media, text messages, or online games, and includes harassment, spreading rumors, or impersonation.
What is Cyber Bulling
Victims may experience anxiety, depression, and feelings of hopelessness.
What is Emotional Distress
The strategy that involves training students to intervene when they witness bullying, rather than remaining passive
What is Bystander Intervention Training?
Out of 35 countries, Canadas ranking in level of bullying according to WHO
What is the middle?
Involves bullying related to socioeconomic status, such as making fun of someone’s clothes, lunch, or living situation.
What is Class Bullying
Victims often struggle with concentration, leading to lower grades and school disengagement.
What is Academic Issues
The online strategy that educates students about responsible digital behavior to prevent cyberbullying
What is Digital Citizenship Education?
According to research, the number of students that experience bullying
What is about 7 in 10 students?
Involves a group targeting an individual, often making the victim feel isolated and powerless.
Bullying can result in victims feeling alienated, leading to fewer friendships and social interactions.
What is Social Isolation
The proactive strategy that involves teachers and staff being trained to recognize and respond to bullying effectively
What is Staff Training or Professional Development on Bullying?
The groups of people are more likely to experience bullying in schools
What are students perceived as "different", the LGBTQ community and students of colour?
Involves damaging someone's reputation or relationships through exclusion, spreading rumors, or manipulation.
What is Social (Relational) Bullying
Some victims may develop aggressive behavior or engage in retaliatory bullying themselves
What is Behavioral Issues
The prevention tactic encourages students to share their experiences and ideas about bullying in a safe space
What is a Safe Reporting System or Anonymous Reporting Tools?
That banging country song they would play at school assemblies
What is Mark Wills - Don't Laugh At Me?