Intro to Bullying
What is Verbal Bullying?
Teasing and name-calling
What is a conflict?
A disagreement between people
The person who uses mean words or actions to hurt someone else is called the
Bully
In a classroom, Sam makes fun of Alex in front of everyone. Jamie laughs but does not join in. What role is Jamie playing?
Bystander
What is the definition of cyber bullying?
Bullying that happens online through texts, social media, or gaming
What is Physical Bullying?
Involves hurting a person's body or possessions
What is an example of a conflict?
A disagreement between people
The one who receives the hurtful behavior.
Target
At lunch, Sam pushes Devin out of the line. A group of kids laughs, but Jordan tells the teacher what happened. Who is the bully?
Sam
What is an example of an Academic impact of bullying?
Skipping class, Loss of interest in learning
What are the three elements of bullying?
Intentional, Repeated and Power Imbalance
Which word means solving a problem peacefully?
Resolution
Someone who sees bullying happen but does not take action.
Bystander
Why are upstanders important in bullying situations?
They help stop or reduce bullying by speaking up or supporting the target
What is an example of an physical impact of bullying?
Headaches and stomachaches
What are the four types of bullying?
Physical, Cyber, Social and Verbal
Conflict or Bullying Two friends argue about who should present their group project.
Conflict
Which action makes you an upstander? A. Watching and doing nothing B. Telling an adult about the bullying C. Bullying someone else
Telling an adult about the bullying
During group work, Kayla ignores Maria’s ideas and calls her “dumb.” The other two group members stay silent. Who is the bully?
Kayla
What is an example of an emotional impact of bullying?
Stress Low self-esteem
What does bullying mean?
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior that involves a real or perceived power imbalance and is repeated or has the potential to be repeated over time.
Why is bullying different from conflict?
It involves repeated behavior and intent to hurt
A person who helps the target and tries to stop the bullying is called an
Upstander
A group of students teases Mia about her clothes every day. One student speaks up and says, “Stop, that’s not okay.” Who is the upstander?
The student who speaks up
What are the three impacts of Bullying?
Emotional Impact, Physical Impact, Academic Impact