Recognizing and Addressing Bullying: What You Need to Know
Bullying takes various forms, from making derogatory comments to posting online to intimidate. "It's just banter" should not excuse harmful behavior. Be mindful of your words and actions, avoid targeting insecurities, and stop if someone is uncomfortable. Promote kindness and respect to create a safe environment. Take a stand against bullying today.
- Bullying awareness
- Respectful communication
- Cyberbullying prevention
- Emotional well-being
- Positive social interactions
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What does bullying look like? Making comments about a persons looks, behaviour or interests Talking negatively behind someone s back Posting online to frustrate or intimidate Attempting to wind people up with comments or behaviour This is what Bullying looks like
its just banter It s just banter. One of the most dangerous phrases out there. A lot of the time it s used to excuse poor behaviour and, because it uses social pressure to mark you out as an outsider, a rainer-on- parades, a tiresome downer on a good time who can t take a joke.# It s VERY effective at shutting you up and making you feel small.
What can we do? Think before you speak or type Don t pick on someone s insecurities Be aware when someone is not enjoying the banter, if they re not STOP Don t laugh along if you re not finding it funny Be nice, choose respect
