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Create a mission statement, code of
conduct, school-wide rules, and a
bullying reporting system. These
establish a climate in which bullying
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Establish a school culture of
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student handbook to establish a
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What is Bullying
and
Cyberbullying?
Bullying is unwanted,
aggressive behavior
among school aged
children that involves a
real or perceived power
imbalance. The behavior is
repeated, or has the
potential to be repeated,
over time
Cyberbullying is bullying
that takes place using
electronic technology.
Electronic technology
includes devices and
equipment such as cell
phones, computers, and
tablets as well as
communication tools
including social media
sites, text messages, chat,
and websites
The effect of
bullying
People who are bullied are
more likely to have a low self-
Schools are primary places where
esteem, have depression,
anxiety, and feel lonely. In
extreme cases lead to death by
suicide. There are 4,400 death
per year caused by bullying.
3 Ways Teachers
CAN Make a
Difference!
bullying can happen.
1. They can create a safe
school Climate. Establish a
culture of inclusion and
respect that welcomes all
students Monitor bullying
hot spots in and around
the building. Set a tone of
respect in the classroom
2. Manage classrooms to
prevent bullying. Develop
rules with students so they
set their own climate of
respect and responsibility,
and reinforce the rules by
making expectations clear
and keeping requests
simple, direct and specific.
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Intervene immediately. Its
to bully others? OK to get another adult to
help. Dont talk to the kids
There are variety of reasons why
involved together, only
people bully. For some it may
separately, and dont
evolve from family issues, or
make the kids involved
others may bully because they
apologize or patch up
like having power over someone.
relations on the spot.
Some people pick up bullying by
wanting to have social control to
gain attention. For some people
they seek to bullying as a refuge
to not face reality.