BULLYING
Bullying usually takes place in
- It is usually caused by a
student, supported by a group,
against a victim who is
defenseless.
- It is maintained due to the
ignorance or passivity of the
people surrounding the
aggressors and the victims
without directly intervening.
- The victim develops fear and
rejection of the context in
which the violence is suffered;
loss of confidence in yourself
and others and decreased
school performance.
- It decreases the capacity of
moral understanding and
empathy of the aggressor,
while there is a reinforcement
of a violent style of interaction.
- In people who observe violence
without doing anything to avoid
it, there is a lack of sensitivity,
apathy and insolidarity
the classroom and in the
schoolyard. This type of
violence usually affects
children between 12 and 15
years old, although it can
spread to other ages.
- It usually includes behaviors
of different nature.
- Tends to cause problems that
are repeated and prolonged for
some time.
We can talk about several types of bullying that often
appear simultaneously:
Physical: pushes, kicks, aggressions with objects, etc. It
occurs more frequently in primary than in secondary.
 Verbal: insults and motes, contempt in public,
highlighting physical defects, etc. It is the most
common.
 Psychological: they undermine the self-esteem of the
individual and foster their sense of fear.
 Social: aims to isolate the young from the rest of the
group and colleagues.
strong phrase advice:
“Knowing what’s right
receive
doesn’t mean much unless
psychological help
you do what’s right.”