Definitions of Bullying and Harassment
[2023-07-17 18:00:18]
Bullying is a form of offensive unbalanced attack, and bullying has power over the victim.
Socialize / relational bullying: trying to hurt others by excluding others, spreading rumors, ignoring (chatting etc.)
Cyber bullying: Use electronic media to threaten, defame, threaten, eliminate, or compromise a third party (for example, send a threatening text message)
Abuse is like bullying. Because someone hurts others by atrocities, crime, and insults.
Discrimination treats others in different ways or in bad ways based on specific characteristics or differences. If this behavior violates Canadian human rights law, bullying becomes harassed and focuses on people for the following reasons.
Family status (in the case of a single parent family, adoptive parent, stepfather, foster parent, non homosexual, or lesbian parents)
Physical and mental disorders (in the case of mental disorders, learning disabilities, wheelchair use)
• Definition of harassment, bullying, and other acts. For example, in the law of Oregon state, "school district must be included in policy" | (b) It must be included in the definition of "harassment", "intimidation", "诽谤" and "诽谤". The quoting introduction procedure means that victims, criminals, and others will introduce to counseling, psychological or other health services as appropriate. In addition to meeting all other bullying police standards, Huazhou, Florida, and Kentucky also have an A ++ rating that includes this element. )
Every state has a law to prevent bullying, harassment and intimidation at school. Schools have clear definitions and must implement unified behavioral standards. If the school determines that there is a possibility of harassment, the staff should investigate the incident promptly and respond appropriately. According to state law, school can not beat eyes on bullying. Does your child have disability, food allergies or other special health needs? Make sure that his IEP who understands his rights contains a plan to protect your child from bullying. Even if the staff are unfortunate, pay attention to the signs that children are being bullied by children. Bullying can go beyond the boundary and become "harassment for people with disabilities", which is prohibited by the US Disabled Persons Act.
Harassment and bullying challenges in state law. Unlike bullying, harassment is a long-term act in state law and federal law. According to state law, harassment is often called derogatory acts that threaten or insult others and put the victim into a hostile environment. As mentioned earlier, harassment based on race, skin color, nationality, sex, or disability is an infringement of citizenship under federal law. As pointed out by the US Department of Education (2011, p.17), discriminatory sexual harassment depends on the characteristics of the targeted victim, so it can be distinguished from bullying in a more general form. It is often seen as a subset of widely defined bullying behavior