Bullying Basics
Roles & Language
Types of Bullying
Reporting & Responding
Scenarios
100

What three key elements must be present for behavior to be considered bullying?

Intentional behavior, power imbalance, repeated or causes severe emotional trauma

100

What term is preferred instead of calling someone “a bully”?

“The student who bullied”

100

Which type of bullying includes hitting, shoving, or damaging property?

Physical bullying


100

Who is allowed to report suspected bullying?

Anyone (students, staff, families, community members)

100

A student repeatedly mocks another student online using group chats.  What type of bullying is this?

Cyberbullying (verbal/relational bullying)

200

Bullying includes cyberbullying but does not include what types of behavior?

Ordinary teasing, horseplay, arguments, or peer conflict

200

Why is labeling students discouraged?

It focuses on identity instead of behavior and suggests behavior can’t change

200

Name-calling, threats, and slurs fall under which type?

Verbal bullying

200

What should a staff member do if a report is made to them?

Share the information with administration

200

A student witnesses bullying, laughs, and records it.  What do you call this type of behavior? 

Bystander supporting bullying behavior

300

According to research, bullying is primarily about what?

Control

300

What role describes students who witness bullying?

Bystanders

300

Spreading rumors or intentionally excluding someone is called what?

Relational bullying

300

What is the first step when intervening in a bullying situation?

Separate the students involved

300

A student reports bullying to you.  What do you do?

Report the incident to administration

400

True or False: A student must be physically stronger to have power over another student.

False

400

What do we call students who intervene or report bullying?

Upstanders

400

Cyberbullying is considered what, according to the CDC?

A location/method where bullying occurs, not a type itself

400

True or False: Staff should attempt mediation between the target and aggressor.

False

400

Two students argue once in class. Is this bullying or peer conflict?

Peer conflict, not bullying

500

Anyone can bully and anyone can be bullied—True or False?

True

500

Why is it important to recognize that students can hold multiple roles?

A student can bully, be targeted, or be a bystander at different times

500

True or False: Cyberbullying can involve verbal and relational bullying.

True

500

Why might staff not hear details after reporting an incident?

Bullying incidents are handled confidentially

500

A student spreads rumors to isolate another student.  This is called....?

Relational bullying