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    Bullying is defined as aggression used to exert power over another person through repeated hostile physical or verbal threats that distress the victim and create an imbalance of power. The main cause of bullying is family environment, as both victims and aggressors often come from families with authoritarian or overprotecting parents, domestic violence, or lack of communication. Children who are bullied are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, changes in eating/sleeping, and loss of interest in activities. To avoid bullying, we should support classmates who feel alone, not use violence, notify authorities of witnessed bullying, listen and respect others, teach children positive behaviors, be aware of outside classroom dynamics, quickly respond to and address issues, engage families, and foster empathy

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    Bullying is defined as aggression used to exert power over another person through repeated hostile physical or verbal threats that distress the victim and create an imbalance of power. The main cause of bullying is family environment, as both victims and aggressors often come from families with authoritarian or overprotecting parents, domestic violence, or lack of communication. Children who are bullied are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, changes in eating/sleeping, and loss of interest in activities. To avoid bullying, we should support classmates who feel alone, not use violence, notify authorities of witnessed bullying, listen and respect others, teach children positive behaviors, be aware of outside classroom dynamics, quickly respond to and address issues, engage families, and foster empathy

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    Bullying is defined as aggression used to exert power over another person through repeated hostile physical or verbal threats that distress the victim and create an imbalance of power. The main cause of bullying is family environment, as both victims and aggressors often come from families with authoritarian or overprotecting parents, domestic violence, or lack of communication. Children who are bullied are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, changes in eating/sleeping, and loss of interest in activities. To avoid bullying, we should support classmates who feel alone, not use violence, notify authorities of witnessed bullying, listen and respect others, teach children positive behaviors, be aware of outside classroom dynamics, quickly respond to and address issues, engage families, and foster empathy

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    Arianny Coplin #07

    THE BULLYING
    Definition of bullying

     Bullying or harassment is aggression to exert power


    over another person. Specifically, researchers have
    defined it as a series of hostile, physical or verbal
    threats that are repeated, distressing the victim and
    establishing a power imbalance between them and
    their harasser.

    Bullying causes

     The main cause of bullying or harassment at school


    is the family environment, victims and aggressors
    have a family history associated with authoritarian,
    overprotective parents, domestic violence and lack of
    communication.
    bullying consequences

     Children who are bullied are more likely to


    experience the following: Depression and anxiety,
    increased feelings of sadness and loneliness, changes
    in eating and sleeping patterns, and loss of interest in
    activities they used to enjoy. These problems can
    continue into adulthood.
    How can we avoid bullying

     The saying applies: “do not do to others what you would


    not like them to do to you.” Support those classmates
    who feel alone in class. Do not use violence as a defense
    mechanism or to solve problems with other colleagues. If
    you witness any case of bullying, notify your school
    authorities. Open the eyes. ... Listen and respect. ...
    Teach children to act. ... Be aware of what happens
    outside the classrooms. ... React and act quickly. ... Talk
    to families. ... Work on the topic of bullying in class. ...
    Foster empathy.

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