Bullying: A Little too Far?

Finally, the reason for mentioning this is, unfortunately, as individuals start to feel different like missing, and under rapid torture, they say that they are useless and have no sense of belonging It is to come to believe. Unfortunately, it seems difficult to handle everything at the age of 15, and it is difficult to grasp the dream of tomorrow. Either way, bullying has become the best way for young people to harass. In fact, Sible insecticide has become such a common child, and some adults do not even admit they are doing it.

Too many students report bullying, victims, or both, but most young people are not bullies or victims. Instead, most students belong to the bystanders category. This group includes everyone who participated during bullying events except bullying and victims. According to John A. Calhoun, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC), six out of ten American teenagers were deceived at school more than once a day at school It was. In addition to the terrible problem bullying brings directly to stakeholders, bystanders who are teasing students will feel the feelings of fear, discomfort, guilt and helplessness. According to the US Department of Education, bystanders may encounter the following problems.

When childhood bullying occurs, all protected children become onlookers' onlookers. Bystanders understand bullying by observing the behavior of children's and child's victims of bullying. Normally bullying is intentionally displayed in front of others to attract attention and seek their support. Depending on the situation, all children may become bullying audiences. An infant who observed bullying may not be worried about not knowing what to help, or becoming the next victim. In addition, based on their violent media and their experience in family environments, some children may have become insensitive to bullying. They accept passive bullying and sometimes think that this is not their business.