Understanding Bullying: Types and Behaviors Explained
Bullying is characterized by unwanted, aggressive behavior with a power imbalance, while conflicts, teasing, and mean moments involve different dynamics. Recognizing these behaviors is important in addressing and preventing bullying in schools and communities. Learn why people bully and how to differentiate between bullying, conflict, teasing, and mean moments.
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Was that bullying? By Dawne Gibson 2019
.. unwanted, aggressive behavior among children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated, over time. (www.stopbullying.gov) BULLYING is
a struggle or problem between two or more people. It can include physical contact, and there is a possible solution. There is an equal balance of power between the people involved. A CONFLICT is
when friends or classmates are having fun with each other. Both are happy and participating equally. No one is getting hurt. TEASING is
when someone is being mean or hurting someone on purpose. It is an isolated event and doesn t happen regularly. A MEAN MOMENT is
Was that bullying, a conflict, teasing, or a mean moment? *You hear your friend talking mean about you to another classmate. *A classmate trips another student and laughs and walks away. *A classmate teases and laughs at the new student each afternoon. *A friend teases you about liking to read thick chapters books. You laugh and tease them about liking to read short books. *You and a friend have an argument about them sharing your secret. *A classmate calls you a mean name because you beat them in a game.
*You hear your friend talking mean about you to another classmate. Conflict *A classmate trips another student and laughs and walks away. Mean moment *A classmate teases and laughs at the new student each afternoon. Bullying *A friend teases you about liking to read thick chapters books. You laugh and tease them about liking to read short books. Teasing *You and a friend have an argument about them sharing your secret. Conflict *A classmate calls you a mean name because you beat them in a game. Mean moment
*prejudices *to be powerful *to get attention *they are jealous *to get something *to be cool or popular *they have been bullied *they are underachievers *they don t know how to act correctly Why do people BULLY?
Speak up Use humor Don t fight back Ask them to stop Show confidence Avoid being alone Tell a trusted adult Follow your instincts Ignore them or walk away Try not to show your emotions How can I STOP Bullying?
JoJo speaks out against bullying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leXg MtZuHrg&list=PL_Jvh3oWWYlS6qEecUfg5 B0D5DdtHRqwF&index=18&t=0s Speak UP! Celebrities speak out against bullying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBwf- VPZqDs&list=PL_Jvh3oWWYlS6qEecUfg5B0 D5DdtHRqwF&index=18
