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Understanding Bullying: Definitions, Types, and How to Address It

Schmitt Elementary emphasizes that bullying is intentional, unwanted, and involves repeated actions. It can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social, and electronic bullying. Key points to remember include the repeated nature of bullying, its intentional aspect, and the power imbalance that often exists. If you believe you are being bullied, it's crucial to identify trusted adults and report incidents immediately. Our goal is to create a safe environment where everyone belongs and feels empowered to speak up against bullying.

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Understanding Bullying: Definitions, Types, and How to Address It

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  1. SCHMITT ELEMENTARY A SCHOOL WHERE EVERYONE BELONGS

  2. Bullying is INTENTIONAL… Harass -- It means to really bug somebody. Ridicule--It means to make fun of someone. Humiliate –It means to embarrass someone. Intimidate –It means to make someone afraid. Harm—It means to hurt someone.

  3. HOW DO YOU DEFINE BULLYING ? It is intentional(on purpose), unwanted, repeated acts or gestures.

  4. TYPES OF BULLYING Physical Bullying Verbal Bulling Social/Relational Bullying Electronic/Written Communication

  5. KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT BULLYING REPEATED—It happens more than just once. INTENTIONAL—It is done just to be mean. IMBALANCE OF POWER—You are afraid.

  6. WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU THINK YOU ARE BEING BULLIED ? TRUSTED ADULTS WHO ARE THEY?

  7. WHEN DO YOU REPORT THE INCIDENT? IMMEDIATELY

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