Bully (2011)

This is a wonderful documentary that captured the violent and painful moment. There are no psychologists or school counselors to explain or clarify the behavior of these infants. The victim and the incident are just right, there is no comment

It shows bullied children and bullies themselves. The victims are intensely suffering and we can feel their pain and helpless - bullying is sneaky and brings various harm to people who do not oppose them. Parents are confused, confused, and grieved by trying to deal with these external events. They try to cope with and deal with children desperately. Teachers and schools only worry about moderate at best, the worst is helpless. There is an amazing moment between the bully and the victim, and the principal is pleading the victim for forgiveness. Sometimes, the school just seems to want the problem to disappear.

We listen to the speech of these young children; they know their plight, sacrifice and loneliness. For some people, as the movies say, it is already too late. Schools throughout the United States are doing a few suicides every year (I also know that this is happening even in Canada)

I am very thankful to the creators of this movie that our attention was drawn to this problem at all in our school. It is the first time in recent years that it has been debated and came to be seen as an actual problem. Many years ago, when I attended school, it was mostly a taboo area, and it certainly was not the subject of a serious debate. This is what people are expecting to adapt and advance.

I am also very grateful to my parents who appeared at the end of the movie and began to condemn the bullying; this is antisocial behavior that should not be tolerated. The school needs a safe place so that everyone can spend comfortably. School bus will be a good starting point. From the perspective of sports in particular, it is necessary to review the integration. Parents, elementary school students, administrators of schools, and teachers should understand that the problem must be the main purpose. This powerful and authentic movie must be shown to anyone working at school.

Interviewing Dr. Dieter Wolke, professor of developmental psychology and individual differences, and documentary writer Lee Hirsch, his film "Bully" (2011) is considered an important anti-bully from many people. Promotion tool Hirsch is also the founder of a bullying project aimed at supporting school, community and family awareness of bullying and prevention. DW: The ultimate goal of child rearing is to make a child competent, self-adjusting and effective. As with vaccination, children need to treat all sorts of stresses in a relaxed amount by making antibodies to help the body fight real infections. Similarly, in order to learn how to cope with big problems such as bullying, children need to experience some conflict. They have to develop coping strategies

Bullying occurs in all grade. In order to reduce bullying, it is necessary to use the same language in all schools across the school district. First, the school needs a common definition of bullying. The consumer price index defines the definition of bullying (2011) as an intentional attack with imbalance between power and power. It can be exemplified by physical, linguistic / nonverbal and / or relational means. Even if the teacher observes it for the first time, this is a repeated attack. It is very important to talk to the victim about what has happened and whether there are past events.

According to the 2011 report by the US Department of Education, some states did not adopt best practices to reduce bullying. Inefficient bullying rules ignore a clear and comprehensive definition (also referred to as bullying characteristics to be ignored) about what kind of behavior or bullying is causing. Although the safe School Improvement Act of 2013 is mandatory, the most effective way to prevent bullying must be found without putting excessive pressure on schools and teachers. Congressmen need to prepare federal law, including latest research results, to narrow the scope of actual work.