Implementing Bullying Awareness Programs: A Bright Change for the Future

"Sometimes exposed due to the negative behavior of one or more other people, he will be bullied if he or she is difficult to protect himself." Dan Olweus (Olweus 1) Bullying affects millions of children everyday and will never stop. According to an international survey, bullying is common, affecting 9-54% of children (Pike Pope). According to statistics, 17% of 17th - 6th grade students are called "occasionally" or more, 8% of people are bullied and bullied once a week. Others or meters

Bullying is a big problem to change the lives of children forever, but the method used today to fight bullying did not go well. In some cases, these bullying prevention programs further exacerbate bullying. Depending on the school, the teacher monitors the child in more detail, checks in the corridor and watches it. This may be a very aggressive option, but it is actually more convenient than a poster or bullying recognition conference. We need to find effective bullying prevention programs that allow students and teachers to take responsibility for improving school.

Many teenagers have experienced bullying at school for many years. Children from 5 to 18 years old are either bullied or bullied. Schools need to prepare bullying recognition programs to prevent dangerous actions against themselves and the surrounding people. Victims in such a situation often do not want to go to school because they make their own bad. These goals work together in the plan, but they act as a community to communicate with each other. All schools should have a bullying recognition program as they lower the suicide rate of young people, strengthen the unity between students, help bullying overcome the causes of bullying, and help abuse young people.

Can you do it? Discussions are rampant. In 2008, school bullying prevention program research over the past 25 years found that they changed their attitudes and perceptions of bullying, but did not alter bullying behavior. This is not good news. Victims of bullying do not want to know more about bullying, so I want to stop bullying. Still, collecting data on bullying and intervening while observing can change the culture that supports this behavior. Programs such as Respect Step, Second Step, Bully School, and Orwesus Bullying Prevention Program are proved to be particularly promising. According to a survey of the 2009 Journal of Educational Psychology, the honorable step - its website is called "teach primary school students to recognize, reject, report on bullying, confidence, friendship."