This article “The Bully, The Bullied and the Bystander” covers the different aspects of bullying. The article covers things such as; the signs of bullying, types of bullying and types of bullies, characteristics of a bully and of someone who is being bullied as well as what do if you are a bystander. It also gives an anti-bulling pledge that the students can sign to help prevent bullying. Bullying is such a big deal in schools and it effects so many people. I really appreciated the fact that it gave a glimpse in to all aspects of the problem.
This Article is based off of the works of Barbara Coloroso. She wrote the book “The Bully, The Bullied, And the Bystander” which according to several different websites and YouTube reviews is an amazing …show more content…
There are four types of bullying Verbal, Physical, relational, and racist. Verbal accounts for 70% of reported bullying, it is also the easiest to get away with. Physical accounts for less than one third of bullying incidents. Physical bullies are most likely to end up with serious offences later in life. Relational which includes shunning, isolating, ignoring, and excluding. It is the hardest to detect because it usually unseen. Raciest bullying is usually in an environment where different is seen as bad and is there for judged and discriminated against. When it comes to bullying there are three major players; The Bully, The Bullied, and The …show more content…
And gives a check list of how to determine the violence of a bully. Then it covers they bystander. Bullies usually relights on the bystander to join in on the bullying or not do anything at all about it. Most bystanders are afraid to get hurt themselves, becoming the new target, fear of making the problem worse or just don’t know what to do. The bully could also be their friend, they don’t like the bullied or they don’t want to be labeled as a snitch. Bystanders are also involved in grapevine bullying or spreading rumors. One thing they should thing about before spreading rumors is 1.is it true (if no let it go if yes keep going) 2. Is it necessary to say (if no let it go if yes keep going) 3. Is it kind (if no let it go if yes say
This Article is based off of the works of Barbara Coloroso. She wrote the book “The Bully, The Bullied, And the Bystander” which according to several different websites and YouTube reviews is an amazing …show more content…
There are four types of bullying Verbal, Physical, relational, and racist. Verbal accounts for 70% of reported bullying, it is also the easiest to get away with. Physical accounts for less than one third of bullying incidents. Physical bullies are most likely to end up with serious offences later in life. Relational which includes shunning, isolating, ignoring, and excluding. It is the hardest to detect because it usually unseen. Raciest bullying is usually in an environment where different is seen as bad and is there for judged and discriminated against. When it comes to bullying there are three major players; The Bully, The Bullied, and The …show more content…
And gives a check list of how to determine the violence of a bully. Then it covers they bystander. Bullies usually relights on the bystander to join in on the bullying or not do anything at all about it. Most bystanders are afraid to get hurt themselves, becoming the new target, fear of making the problem worse or just don’t know what to do. The bully could also be their friend, they don’t like the bullied or they don’t want to be labeled as a snitch. Bystanders are also involved in grapevine bullying or spreading rumors. One thing they should thing about before spreading rumors is 1.is it true (if no let it go if yes keep going) 2. Is it necessary to say (if no let it go if yes keep going) 3. Is it kind (if no let it go if yes say