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Understanding Bullying: Types, Effects, and Taking Action

This video delves into the crucial topic of bullying, exploring its various forms—verbal, physical, cyber, and emotional. It highlights how each type manifests, from name-calling and teasing to unwanted physical contact and exclusion. The video encourages awareness of the roles in bullying: the bully, the victim, and the bystander. By showcasing the emotional scars left by bullying and advocating for positive actions, it aims to empower viewers to step in and support those affected. Join the movement to combat bullying and promote kindness in our schools and communities.

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Understanding Bullying: Types, Effects, and Taking Action

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  1. Why is that Video Important?

  2. Types of Bullying 1.Verbal 2. Physical 3. Cyber 4. Emotional

  3. Verbal Bullying • Name-calling • Insulting • Making racist, sexist or homophobic jokes, remarks • Teasing • Offensive remarks • This is the most common form of bullying.

  4. Physical Bullying • Hitting, Kicking.Punching, Spitting • Or any other form of UNWANTED physical contact • Damage to or taking someone else’s belongings

  5. Cyber Bullying • any type of bullying that is carried out by electronic medium • Text message • Picture/video • Phone call • E-mail • Chat-room • Instant Messaging (IM) • Websites/Social Media

  6. Emotional Bullying • Spreading nasty stories about someone • Exclusion from social groups • Being made the subject of malicious rumours

  7. Can you find the kinds of bullying in this video?

  8. What were the types of Bullying? • Verbal • Emotional • Cyber

  9. Who bullies more?Girls or Boys? Both are Equal • Boys are easier to identify through physical bullying • Girls are harder to identify because they verbally bullying

  10. Awareness How many does it take to bully? Who is a bully?

  11. How Many Does it take to Bully? 3 types of people Bully Victim Bystander

  12. Who is a Bully? ? ? ? • Anyone can be a bully Bullies are: • Insecure • Afraid • Don’t consider others feelings ?

  13. The Bystander Effect • The more people that stand by and watch the stronger the bully gets • The stronger the bully gets the more it hurts

  14. Who is a Victim? Bullying can have more then one victim... • The person who is subject of violence, rumours, or hurtful words • Friends of the subject person • Family of the subject person

  15. Consequences • Hurt Feelings • Bruises, Cuts • Scars-Inside-Outside

  16. Take Action • Step in • Speak up • Don’t Stand By

  17. Pink Shirt Day Started in Nova Scotia Now schools across Canada participate

  18. Take Action Be Aware

  19. Conclusion Activity • Write the meanest thing that’s been said to you on a piece of paper and fold it in half. DO NOT SHOW ANYONE • Now rip it up

  20. These words do not define who we are

  21. Conclusion Activity • Write the nicest thing that’s ever been said to you or done for you and fold the paper in half. • Bring the nice paper to the front we’re going to put them on a chart paper These are the words that define who we are

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