Running down the hall, looking for a place to hide, and bumping right into the person you are hiding from. It is the life 77 percent of many bullying victim’s face every day, when going to school (School Bullying Statistics). Over time, the world has accepted bullying to be a social norm to happen to children in today 's society (What is Bullying?). A bully is describe to be someone that’s seen as superior or uses intimidation to manipulate their victim’s, having control over the victim and making them do what they want (Dictionary.com). Bullying is so common that anyone could have been bullied, seen bullying, or have done the bullying. Bullying can be physical, emotional, and a social trauma, leaving the victim to be hopeless, fearful,
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And also stated that “A lot of the times, the parents are not connected with their children as much as they should be” (How does bullying start?). Children sometimes imitate what they see at home, on television, or hear on the radio. One important thing to do is take ownership and make a positive influence in their lives by being a good role model, by education them on the right things to. Showing bullies that they do not need to act out in violence to display their emotion out on the victim. Setting up expectations of their actions, provides then with a clear understanding of their …show more content…
The mother had complained multiple times, trying to get the school to do something about bullying. Beth Branley, Communications director for the Jefferson Parish school district stated “We have policies and procedures in place to protect all of our students in every school, every day” and “The administration of the school took swift and appropriate action according to the school board policies and procedures” (Dall 2016). This proves that if schools had proper precautions, the student would not have been hit with a plate. The mother of the injured student expressed her concerns of “Helping the kids with maybe ways to cope with bullying” the safe haven can offer that for many of students (Dall 2016). It most likely common for the bully to stay in the same neighbor as the victim, leaving the victim with no safe space, if their attending the same school. Safe haven is describe to be a place Safe Haven would not only assist students with bullying but help them to thrive in their academics, provide counseling, and safe blanket for security. The Safe Haven would be completely confidential and relaxed, to make it easier to open up about their problems or being bullied. Teachers and parents can volunteer, cutting down on the cost of school spending. Students do not seek help from family and
And also stated that “A lot of the times, the parents are not connected with their children as much as they should be” (How does bullying start?). Children sometimes imitate what they see at home, on television, or hear on the radio. One important thing to do is take ownership and make a positive influence in their lives by being a good role model, by education them on the right things to. Showing bullies that they do not need to act out in violence to display their emotion out on the victim. Setting up expectations of their actions, provides then with a clear understanding of their …show more content…
The mother had complained multiple times, trying to get the school to do something about bullying. Beth Branley, Communications director for the Jefferson Parish school district stated “We have policies and procedures in place to protect all of our students in every school, every day” and “The administration of the school took swift and appropriate action according to the school board policies and procedures” (Dall 2016). This proves that if schools had proper precautions, the student would not have been hit with a plate. The mother of the injured student expressed her concerns of “Helping the kids with maybe ways to cope with bullying” the safe haven can offer that for many of students (Dall 2016). It most likely common for the bully to stay in the same neighbor as the victim, leaving the victim with no safe space, if their attending the same school. Safe haven is describe to be a place Safe Haven would not only assist students with bullying but help them to thrive in their academics, provide counseling, and safe blanket for security. The Safe Haven would be completely confidential and relaxed, to make it easier to open up about their problems or being bullied. Teachers and parents can volunteer, cutting down on the cost of school spending. Students do not seek help from family and