Bullying is intentional behavior that intimidates or harms another person physically or emotionally. It can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying. Children who bully others may have experienced violence at home or played violent video games. Witnesses should tell a trusted adult like a teacher or parent if they see bullying. Both the target and witnesses should seek help from adults to stop bullying and help prevent psychological harm.
Bullying is intentional behavior that intimidates or harms another person physically or emotionally. It can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying. Children who bully others may have experienced violence at home or played violent video games. Witnesses should tell a trusted adult like a teacher or parent if they see bullying. Both the target and witnesses should seek help from adults to stop bullying and help prevent psychological harm.
Bullying is intentional behavior that intimidates or harms another person physically or emotionally. It can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying. Children who bully others may have experienced violence at home or played violent video games. Witnesses should tell a trusted adult like a teacher or parent if they see bullying. Both the target and witnesses should seek help from adults to stop bullying and help prevent psychological harm.
Bullying is a behavior where(that) one person (or group of people) in a position of
power intimidates or abuses an individual with the intention to hurt that person physically or emotionally. Acts of bullying can be physical or verbal, and when someone is being bullied, he/she feels really small because of the inability to stop this situation. These children may have psychological problems or even want to kill themselves. It could happen in many places, such as at school, although (even) in the park or in activities you do out of school, etc. In addition, there are many types of bullying behaviour: physical, verbal or written, social and cyberbullying. Physical bullying includes pushing, hitting, intimidating, violence, etc.; the next one(verbal bullying) is about insulting someone or name-calling; social bullying happens when someone is excluded, people spreading rumours about this person,... and the last type is cyberbullying that occurs online or via electronic devices, it is similar to the verbal or written one. I want to underline cyberbullying, because it is becoming the most popular way to hurt people, due to the person who is writing bad comments is not showing his/her face. Many children who are bullying others are because they might see their parents fighting, they are spoilt in their families or they play violent video games, in my opinion all of them need help, either with doctors or responsable adults. And if I see my friend or another student who has been bullied I will tell it to someone(would talk about it to someone) that I trust, maybe the teacher, or my parents. Therefore, if someone bullies me, I will need help, and it will come from my teachers, parents and friends. In conclusion, if we want to reduce bullying the person who is bullied has to try to stay calm or also tell it to someone, and the others who want to help to stop(stopping) bullying need to take immediate action or even talking with your favourite teacher.