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This document discusses bullying in schools. It defines three main types of bullying: physical, verbal, and indirect. It describes the characteristics of bullies and victims. Some causes of bullying mentioned include jealousy, seeking attention, and media influence. The document lists some strategies to reduce bullying, such as having a problem box for students to report issues. It also discusses the effects of bullying, including unwillingness to attend school and worsening academic performance. Statistics and school rules regarding bullying are also briefly mentioned.
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- 1. Presenter 1: Henlie Hj Osman - 10d0008 Presenter 2: Hartunnoo Md Soud -10d0016
- 2. What is bullying? Different types of bullying Physical bullying Verbal bullying Indirect bullying Characteristic of bullying (aggressor) Characteristic of victim Causes of bullyingÌý Strategies to reduce bullying in school Effect of bullying Statistic of bullying Rules and regulations in schoolÌý Video clip of bullying
- 3. Bullying is when a person is picked on over and over again by an individual or group with more power either in terms of physical strength or social standing . Some will describe everything from feelings, effects, consequences and others will describe that bullying is something that is about power and the is done on purpose.
- 4. Three main types of bullying Physical verbal Indirect
- 5. Some examples of physical actions . Attacking / hitting KickingÌý Stealing / Taking other belongings PunchingÌý Shoving Slapping Spitting Scratching Teasing Sexual harassment Physical bulling involves real bodily contact between a bully and his/her victim.
- 6. This types of bullying is using WORDS for examples: Ìý Name-callingÌý Teasing Insulting Threatening Racist remarks Homophobic jokes Verbal bullying is a type of hostility or aggression which can happen with children or adults
- 7. This type of bullying is SPREADING WORDS and other NASTY STORIES about someone indirectly. for examples: Spreading rumors Isolating individual from social group activities. Cyber bullying Facebook Email Blogging
- 8. Strong, confident & popular. No discipline. Have positive attitude to aggression and violence. Enjoy bullying people. Satisfactory. Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý
- 9. Physically small, unpopular, weak. Low confident level. Unfriendly. Unwillingness to go to school. Loneliness. Low academic performance. Bad tempered. Ìý
- 10. There are some causes of bullying: Jealousy. To attract people attention. To show people have power. Influence from media. example Crow Zero movie.
- 11. These are several ways which to reduce bullying in school: School have problem box where student can report problems, concerns and offer suggestions. Help bullies with anger control and the development of empathy Encourage positive peer relationsÌý Make sure parents knows what is happening to their children. Emphasize caring, respect and safety Improve communication among school administrators, teachers, parents and students.
- 12. Unwilling to go to school Unwilling to discuss his/her school life. School work and academic results are worse than before.Ìý Coming home with wounds and torn clothes. Moody and does not have much interest in entertainment Nightmares Often locks him/herself in the bedroom for a long time. Waiting to get home to use the toilet. Becomes nervous when another child comes near. Becoming increasingly bad-temperedÌý ÌýÌýÌý PhobiaÌý
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