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TYPES OF BULLYING
CYBERBULLYING
BULLYING AND MENTAL HEALTH
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
HODGE PODGE
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This type of bullying is Action Orientated – hitting, pushing, tripping, or taking or damaging the victim’s property.
What is Physical
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A bully may use this to send his thoughts to the person at any time.
What are Text Messages According to the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, 65% of Canadians in the 16-17 age bracket have cell phones; the figure is 30% for the 13 to 15 age bracket. Messages are sent to them at any time and the text messages can be vicious.
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Anxiety Stress Loneliness Low self-esteem Depression Social withdrawal Running away from home Alcohol and drug use Suicide Lack of confidence
What is People who are bullied are at risk of these factors.
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Students at school are making fun of a person with a disability?
TIP: Stick up for kids you see being bullied. If bullies see that other kids don’t approve of their behaviour they’re more likely to stop. Remember that telling on bullies isn’t tattling.
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THE THREE B'S The Bully, The Bullyied and the Bystander
Who are the three groups of people that are involved in a bullying situation
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using words to hurt or humiliate by insulting, taunting, or making inappropriate or unwanted sexual or racist comments
What is Verbal
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Facebook, MSN, Forums, Games, Phones, Anything Social related.
What are some tools used by cyberbullies? The Internet has created a whole new world of social communications through the use of e-mail, web sites, instant messaging, chat rooms and text messaging to stay in touch with friends and make new ones… …but it is often used inappropriately as in cyberbullying
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You receive and email telling an embarrassing story about another student who has often been mean to you. You know your friends would think it’s funny.
Is it right to be mean to someone else because they are mean to you. If you forward the email to friends are you bullying the other student. TIP: Remember the golden rule. Treat others they way you want to be treated. If this email was about you, would you want it sent to other people in your school?
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• Ignore the bully- not the bullying • Control your temper • Don’t get physical • Practice confidence • Take charge of your life • Talk, talk, talk
What are bully survival tips/ ways to deal with a bully.
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This type of bullying is mocking, taunting, name calling, and verbal threats; attacks one’s self-esteem
What is Psychological/ Emotional
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The illusion of anonymity. Most kids say or do things on a computer that they wouldn't have the nerve to do in person.
What is one of the main reasons bullies choose to use Cyberbullying to bully?
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=Get into fights =Be injured in a fight =Trouble with the law =Steal property =Alcohol/Substance Use =Skip school =Drop out of school =Carry a weapon
What is Individuals who bully frequently are more likely to have these issues.
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A new student started at your school this week, and they are having trouble fitting in. Some of your friends have been laughing behind their back.
How would you feel if you were new to the school? How would you help the new student fit it?
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•Always think about what you post or say •Set privacy settings on your accounts •If you see someone being a cyberbully, tell them to stop •Report any cyberbullying you see •Realize that cyberbullying is as bad as any other type of bullying
What is how you can prevent cyberbullying
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This type of bullying convinces others to exclude, reject, or isolate a certain person or other people; cutting the victim off from their social connections.
What is Relational
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Anyone with access to a computer and social network. This person may have been cyberbullied before.
Who could be a cyberbully?
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Be physically active Eat a healthy diet Find ways to have positive interactions with family and friends Have time for yourself (downtime) Do things you enjoy
What is positive ways to manage stress and stressful situations
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Someone shoves you and wants to fight you. You want to stick up for yourself, but you don’t want to get into a fight
TIP: You are in charge of your actions. Instead of fighting, choose a positive response to bullying, like walking away from bullies or reporting the bullying to an adult. When telling someone to leave you alone, speak firmly and clearly.
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Thinking bad thoughts about yourself and engaging in negative self-talk
What is Self-bullying
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This type of bullying is when victims react to being bullied by becoming bullies themselves
What is Reactive
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BLOCK the sender's messages. Never reply to harassing messages. STOP leave the area or stop the activity (i.e. chat room, online game, instant messaging, social networking site, etc.). TALK TO AN ADULT If the bullying includes physical threats, tell the police as well. SAVE any harassing messages and forward them to your Internet Service Provider (i.e. Hotmail or g-mail). Most service providers have appropriate use policies that restrict users from harassing others over the Internet – and that includes youth!
What is How to react to cyberbullying?
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PARENTS, TEACHERS, TRUSTED ADULT, COACH Mental Health Crisis Line – 1-888-737-4668 NL Health Line – 1-888-709-2929 On-Call Social Worker – 709-292-2500 RCMP – 1-800-709-7267 Sexual Assault Line – 1-800-726-2743 Kids Help Line – 1-800-668-6868 Central NL Regional Hospital – 709-292-2500
What is where to get help.
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Your friends are laughing at another student because they have pimples on their face.
TIP: remember to sick up for people who are being bullied. Try to include those who are being bullied, for example invite them to have lunch with you.
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The policy your school has that addresses bullying.
What is Safe and Caring Schools policy.