We Must Confront Bullying As a Nation

There are many faces in the bully. Many people have a stereotype that a bully is a big, stupid and violent boy. If it is really easy, children and adults can simply identify bullys in a way they seem to prefer and do not hinder them. But things are not that simple. Not all students who are bullying other people have obvious behavioral problems or doing mischief (Hazeldon). Some are quite skilled in terms of social aspects, others are well integrated with teachers and adults. Therefore it is difficult for adults to notice bullies.

"We talk about what bullying can tell us about what the bully can do - whether it is the Internet, the body or the language - and we will tell the children how to avoid confrontation with the bully," he says It was. "If they fall into conflict, we will tell them they need to speak to responsible adults like adults, police officers or teachers they can trust," he said. "They will cooperate and discuss one another to propose a solution on their own.The goal is to let the children suggest their own solutions so that they can propose a solution in the real world.These decisions "

Cyber ​​bullying is a very difficult form of bullying that can be prevented, police. One of the main differences between bullying and traditional bullying is the lack of bullying on conflict. Children are encouraged more for erroneous feelings of anonymity and they say they may not have said it personally (Beckerman & Nocero, 2003). Unfortunately, identifying bullying is not as easy as identifying traditional bullies. The long-term impact of bullying is greater than conventional bullying. Digital images, mobile phones and other electronic means will greatly increase the speed of bullying messages. Strom and Strom says: "Bad information designed to compromise the reputation of the victim may be more disruptive than a face-to-face fight, rather than leaving only a few personal events and events known to the public, He will fascinate a large audience in a short period of time "(Strom & Strom, 2005)

Bullying includes direct or indirect bullying. "Direct bullying refers to opposing physical or verbal conflict, but indirect bullying is often explained as less obvious harm, such as rumor diffusion and social exclusion" (Zins, Elias, Maher & Wiggins, 2007, p. 11). People suffering from direct bullying may be orally or physically beaten. You may be talking about those who experienced indirect bullying. In any case, direct or indirect bullying can have widespread adverse effects and long-term effects on bullying.