Bullying

History of bullying

• Bullying isn't a new problem but people are becoming more and
more aware of it's negative impact on kids now.
• In the past bullying was seen like a normal thing to grow up, people
told to the kids who suffered bullying: “ You can supass this, just
grow up and be strong.”
Why people do bullying?

• Normally people do
bullying when they see a
person that have a
different or a strange
personality.
“shy peolpe, fat people,
weak people”.
They do it because they feel
cool with this.
What they have to suffer?

• Bullying consist en
three types of
abuse: emotional,
verbal and physical.
• They suffer
coercion,
intimidation,
giggling, false
rumors, manipu-
lation, mockings...
 Cyberbullying

• Cyberbullying is any bullying done throught the

use of tecnology. Is the most anonymous form of
bullying.
• Cyberbullying includes abuse using: email, text
messaging, websites, social networking, etc.
 Disability bullying

• It has been noted that disabled people are

disproportionately affected by bullying and
abuse.
• This bullying isn't limited to those who are visibly
disabled. The victims are; fat people, autistics,
people with learning disabilities...
 Gay bullying

• Gay bullying used to designate verbal or

physical actions that are direct or indirect by a
person against a person who is gay, lesbian,
bisexual, trangenered or questionable sexual
orientation.
 School bullying

• School bullying is the most normal bullying ,

it consists of a group of students taking
advantage of a student in particular using
the violence or the threat.
 Sexual bullying

• Sexual bullying is a type of cyberbullying

too. Sexual bullying appears when a person
(normally a men) use his force or try for
convence a girl for have sex or similiar
things.
 Consequences

• Low self-esteem, school failure, mental

disorders, depression, anxiety, suicidal
thinking.
• In extreme case bullying can lead to suicide.
Stop bullying!
By Marc Fitó and Annais Calopa