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The document defines and describes different types of bullying, including physical, verbal, and cyber bullying. It notes that bullying involves someone using power over another person. The types of bullying are explained, along with examples. The document also discusses the potential consequences of bullying for victims, such as low self-esteem, fear, anxiety, depression, and in some cases suicide. It concludes by advising students to tell others like parents and teachers if they experience bullying.

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Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 1 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Whats bulliyng? Bullying is when someone doing or saying things to have power over another person. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 2 17-11-2011 Joana Dias and Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 3 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Physical bullying Where a student uses physical force to hurt another student by hitting, pushing, shoving, kicking or holding them down. Physical bullying also includes taking or breaking a students belongings or stealing money. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 4 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Verbal Bullying Is when a student uses words to hurt another student. This includes threatening, taunting, intimidating, insulting, sarcasm, name- calling, teasing and ridicule. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 5 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Cyber bullying The use of phones, text messages, e-mails, chats, blogs and social sites to bully another student in any of the ways described above. Examples of cyber bullying are sending insulting texts or personal pictures about another student on social sites. Eg: MySpace or Facebook. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 6 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 7 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Consequences The consequences of bullying for the victim are: low self-esteem; fear; fear to go to school; difficulty concentrating; headaches, stomach aches; vomiting; bedwetting; lack of appetite; Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 8 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Consequences - continuacion Crying; insomnia; afraid of the dark; panic attacks for no reason; increasing demands for money to parents and family; disappearance of school supplies; abuse of alcohol and drugs; self-mutilation; stress; suicide. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 9 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 10 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
How to prevent it Tell to our fathers; Tell to our teachers; Tell to the others Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 11 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Images Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 12 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 13 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 14 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 15 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
The End Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 16 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva

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  • 1. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 1 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 2. Whats bulliyng? Bullying is when someone doing or saying things to have power over another person. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 2 17-11-2011 Joana Dias and Rui Silva
  • 3. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 3 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 4. Physical bullying Where a student uses physical force to hurt another student by hitting, pushing, shoving, kicking or holding them down. Physical bullying also includes taking or breaking a students belongings or stealing money. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 4 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 5. Verbal Bullying Is when a student uses words to hurt another student. This includes threatening, taunting, intimidating, insulting, sarcasm, name- calling, teasing and ridicule. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 5 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 6. Cyber bullying The use of phones, text messages, e-mails, chats, blogs and social sites to bully another student in any of the ways described above. Examples of cyber bullying are sending insulting texts or personal pictures about another student on social sites. Eg: MySpace or Facebook. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 6 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 7. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 7 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 8. Consequences The consequences of bullying for the victim are: low self-esteem; fear; fear to go to school; difficulty concentrating; headaches, stomach aches; vomiting; bedwetting; lack of appetite; Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 8 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 9. Consequences - continuacion Crying; insomnia; afraid of the dark; panic attacks for no reason; increasing demands for money to parents and family; disappearance of school supplies; abuse of alcohol and drugs; self-mutilation; stress; suicide. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 9 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 10. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 10 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 11. How to prevent it Tell to our fathers; Tell to our teachers; Tell to the others Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 11 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 12. Images Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 12 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 13. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 13 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 14. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara 14 17-11-2011 Rosado, Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 15. Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 15 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva
  • 16. The End Lu鱈s Pacheco, Barbara Rosado, 16 17-11-2011 Joana Dias e Rui Silva