Building a No Bully Zone

Imagine a society being bullied. If that is true it will be terrible, but that is true. Jessie Klein's "Bully Society" explains many stories about bullying and how they are fighting. Prior to Klein's beginning to write a book, he has served as a high school teacher, social worker, and dispute resolution coordinator for many years. Klein writes many academic journals published in many famous media organizations. One of the main goals she explained at her website www.JessieKlein.com is "I want to help the school build a compassionate community to create a more peaceful and productive educational environment" about it.

Bullying is self-construction. This is a means of protecting bullys themselves, their fears and fears. The deeper these fears, the more bullies are bullied. Bullying and bullying play an extremely important role in society. A bully is a true self and is a person who is very different from a person he sells to the world. Do not be brittle and open, please show others to whom he is. However, the victim of this meditation dance is not innocent. The victims build their own self using bullying. Of course, when we felt humiliated, we did not understand it, but the bully became strong as the bully attacked us and ourselves established defense.

We should be a zone that can not be bullied. Many bad things have happened after bullying. After being unable to stop bullying, the lives of some people are suffering from great sorrow. Some people are afraid to return to school and want to stay in bed. If you have fun of someone, you may be the cause of someone's life being destroyed. Talking can bring horrifying things to your teacher. If you talk to the teacher, the teacher may feel that the rules no longer apply, and will cease running some strict rules. This will exacerbate our school and weaken the education of future students. Teachers lose their jobs and need to find another job in some way. Their lives will also be destroyed

Perhaps the biggest long-term impact is the loss of housing as a safe place. Traditional bullying usually keeps your family safe when you return home. Cyber ​​bully goes home and is always with students (Strom & Strom, 2005). As Greg Toppo wrote, "Vulnerable children have few harassment shelter, this is seamless harassment bringing helpless feeling" (Toppo, 2006). Further trauma to the victim

What is being bullied is a natural part of growth Another myth of bullying behavior. What is being bullied is not the usual part of childhood, not shaping personality. In fact, research shows that bullying increases the vulnerability of children rather than enhancing the children's elasticity. Victims often get tired of being reluctant or rejected by their colleagues, feel depressed and feel lonely (Card & Hodges 2008). Victims of bullying are extremely worried about going to school and they are making sickness and illness so as not to go to school. That kind of experience does not help to lay the role of any child.