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Genre: Adventure/Sci-fi
Director: Steven Spielberg
Cast: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Dee Wallace, Robert MacNaughton
Run Time: ‧ 2 hours 1 minute
Production: Amblin Production

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Social Issues:
*Bully
*Trust Issues

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Family Relationship
* Divorced family
* Considerate children
* Excessive love affection of mother towards their children
* Sibling relationship

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One starry night in suburban California, a group of alien botanists' trip to Earth is interrupted by a shady team of federal agents. In their hurry to vacate, the aliens accidentally leave one of their own behind: a squashy little alien called E.T.

Cue: awww.

Later, a boy named Elliott hears strange noises in his backyard and almost literally stumbles across E.T. Naturally, he's stoked. The problem is, nobody believes him-not his older brother, Michael; not his younger sister, Gertie; not his mother, Mary, who's raising Elliott and his siblings on her own.

Elliott tries to lure E.T. back to his house using Reese's Pieces...and it works. (Hello, product placement.)

He hides E.T. in his closet, and then introduces him to Michael and Gertie. Elliott swears both to secrecy. Meanwhile, the menacing federal agents are still hot on E.T.'s interplanetary trail and the audience is getting a fun taste of E.T.'s weird noises.

As the kids get to know E.T., they discover that he has special powers. Case in point: he can make items like balls and bikes levitate. Oh, and he resurrects some dead geraniums. He also seems to share a special bond with Elliott (or, as E.T. would say, Elllll-eeee-uuuuut), and Elliott feels it, too.

In fact, Elliott feels everything E.T. feels.

Gertie teaches E.T. to speak, and he tells her and Elliott that he wants to call home. He hasn't been feeling so hot lately and needs to return to his home planet, pronto. Elliott and Michael help him gather parts to build a communicator. The sinister federal agents get closer, E.T. gets sicker, and when Elliott cuts his finger, E.T. quickly mends it with his healing touch.

On Halloween, Elliott and Michael sneak E.T. into the forest so he can call home. The next morning, Elliott wakes up alone and sick.

E.T. is gone.

Michael later finds E.T. severely weak and lying facedown in a creek bed. Michael brings him home, and E.T. is finally introduced to Mom...just before the federal agents and their team of doctors storm the house.

The doctors set up shop and run a battery of tests on E.T. As he gets sicker, Elliott gets better.

E.T. crashes. But when Elliott tells E.T. he loves him, E.T. awakens...and the plan to return E.T. to his home planet is back on.

Thanks, love.

Elliott, Michael, and Michael's three friends race E.T. back to the woods on their bikes, arriving just in time to meet the aliens' spaceship. After heartfelt goodbyes all around, E.T. returns to the ship and it departs, leaving a rainbow across the sky.

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Friendship

At its glowing red heart, E.T. is a film about friendship. Elliott and E.T. are a tightknit pair from wildly different backgrounds, and their bond is grounded in love, loyalty, compassion, teamwork...

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Movies have always been considered magic on some level, to make fiction appear to come to life. Some movies, though, just flat-out have more magic than others. Steven Spielberg's is one of those movies. The film has more heart, finesse, performance, and magic in single scenes than some movies have in their entire running time, and does it with an animatronic special effect as a main character. As we've now seen for thirty years, E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial is a triumph on a multitude of levels and rightfully earns its place as an American cinematic classic.

Hopefully, you know the story. For those too young to remember, a single UFO of meek and curious aliens have landed in the tall forests of the California outside of suburbia. They come to collect flora samples when their presence is interrupted by a group of government agents and scientists who seem to have discovered their arrival. Leaving in haste, they leave one of their own behind. The small alien eludes the agents and hides out among the houses nearby.

Hearing a clamor in the back shed, the alien is discovered by 10-year-old Elliot (Henry Thomas). His bewilderment and discovery falls on deaf ears to his older brother Michael (Robert McNaughton), younger siser Gertie (Drew Barrymore), and their recently-separated mother Mary (Dee Wallace). Scared at first, Elliot learns that the alien means no harm. He skips school the next day to stay with it, introduces it to his siblings, and names him E.T., his acronym for extra-terrestrial. Over the next few days, in the time they share together, the kids learn E.T.'s mission and dilemma, all while the ever-tracking government gets closer to discovering E.T.

While that's just the start of the story, E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial delivers its narrative with incredibly poignant emotion and connection. Those who have seen the movie know the indelible impression it makes for being Spielberg's so-called "little" movie between blockbusters. Sometimes, it's the simple movies with small stories that grab us the most. We don't always need the epic landscape of history, high theater, or blockbusters. Even then, E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial is a movie that belongs on the big screen.

Impressive to observe in retrospect is that Steven Spielberg primarily shot this film chronologically and almost entirely with a cast of inexperienced child actors. Dee Wallace and Peter Coyote may have their names on the top of the credits, but they are minor additions to what Thomas, McNaughton, and Barrymore provide. If then-10-year-old Tatum O'Neal could win an Oscar for Paper Moon nine years earlier, I don't know how you can overlook the performance of Henry Thomas at the same age. With equal parts wonder, shock, mischief, and honesty, he's excellent as the child voice and heart of the movie. Ask yourself, when the tear ducts get loosened in E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial (as it did for many), is it Elliot that provokes the emotion or the alien? I argue that it's Elliot.

E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial was masterfully created with artful filmmaking style and skill. Sure, today's CGI could probably do wonders with the E.T. character and, to some extent, it already has been served by them, thanks to the feather-rustling "touch-ups" and altered shots of the 2002 special edition. That said, there's something more tangible and connective about the somewhat crude animatronic puppet Carlo Rambaldi created and its emotive eyes and expressions that the actors get to play their scenes against. CGI or not, we can't see the puppeteer's strings and are enraptured by its presence. For a while after the spaceship opening scene, you forget you're watching science fiction.

So often shooting from low angle closeups to wide vistas, bathed by grabbing household light matched with natural light, and utilizing both silhouette and shadow for depth, cinematographer Allen Daviau paints an amazing canvas for this "little" movie. Spielberg's homages to his influences (like John Ford in that great The Quiet Man reference) show how respectful and talented he was as a then-35-year-old filmmaker. What directors at 35 today can we say could make a movie as polished and well-conceived as this one?

If the perfect visuals didn't win you over, the music will seal the deal. From the bassoon of Coyote's "keys" to the iconic shots of those biking scenes and all the way to the finale, master composer John Williams takes the imagery of Spielberg and gives a movie that cruises into a jolt into a classic that soars. He was the best at giving movies their musical voice then as he is now. From the story, the visuals, and the music, E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial deserves to be remembered for generations. To me, it's a right of passage film experience for pre-teens that adults who love the movie should be honored to share.

LESSON #1: SEEING THINGS FROM A CHILD'S POINT OF VIEW-- As I mentioned during the review with the low camera angles, Spielberg does a unique visual and intellectual job of showing this movie through a child's point of view. The camera sees the world that they would. The discussions and conversations, from sibling rivarly to divorce and ethics, take their stances over the adults. This is one of those movies that doesn't go over a child's head. It's goes straight to them.

LESSON #2: THE FAMILY EFFECTS OF DIVORCE-- This is a smaller lesson, but matches a bit of the point of view from Lesson #1. The portrait of divorce shown with Mary and the kids leaves more things unspoken than spoken, but we get their troubles. Spielberg himself experienced a divorced household and let his imagination fill the void. Knowing that, he really channels that loss, confusion, and emotion through his characters in E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial. Just like novels, films are always a little autobiographical towards their creators. You can't help but be personally connected to a creative job or task you are passionate about.

LESSON #3: THE STRONG DESIRE TO BE HOME AND HAVE A HOME-- Like the classic craft store sign in grandmother's house that reads "home is where the heart is," we get to experience different characters that long for that in this film. Carrying over from Lesson #2, Elliot, Michael, Gertie, and Mary try to make a new home post-separation on the road to divorce, despite the little reminders of the past that crop up. They are determined to make the best of things and still be a family despite feeling incomplete. E.T., of course, is left behind and longs to return home. Having an attachment to a home goes beyond the basic human need of shelter. That sign in grandma's house is right. It's not a home or a shelter unless you put your heart in it.

LESSON #4: THE BONDS OF SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP-- I am not the first writer or the last to endear this film as a timeless story of friendship. E.T.: the Extra-Terrestrial deserves every superlative on this theme and lesson. It doesn't matter that the friendship is between a human and an alien or that the story skews to fairy tale or science fiction. Watch the connection between Elliot and E.T. and you'll see what's special. Their bond, among other things, is about helping each other and putting away fears of differences. Contrary to other child friendship scenarios and evil adult characters in other family films, the adults in this movie aren't evil and, by the end, respect Elliot's bond with E.T. Even they see it and it's a beautiful thing.

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"An alien from outer space lands on another planet." That's how many of us expats and foreigners feel when in another country - it's like an out-of-body experience. So many things are different, and we have to Here is a list of lessons I learnt about culture shock from the movie relearn all the things we thought we knew ... all over again! Life in another country, in many cases is nothing short of feeling like an alien on another planet.
E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial:

1. Elliott, the boy who finds, befriends, and becomes the guardian of E.T., is, from the first moment of meeting, aware that this "being" is from somewhere else and doesn't know how to Others should be sensitive to the fact that we are different and do not understand everything. cope in his temporary home. Question to ask ourselves: Being a host national, what can we do to help newcomers and foreigners (be they tourists, temporary or permanent residents) feel comfortable and safe?

2. Openness to new experiences E.T. may be scared, and he certainly wants to 'phone home,' but he tries to learn about his environment and experiment with the things in it to find something he understands and can relate to.
Question to ask ourselves: As a foreigner in a new land, are we really open to new experiences or do we just hope it is the way it always has been where we came from? How does this affect our openness to new experiences?

3. Learning a new language E.T. has to learn to communicate. Somehow he picks up English very fast, and says "E.T. phone home." Of course, it's not a complete sentence, but it doesn't matter. He is able to learn something to communicate to his host culture friends in a language they can comprehend.
Question to ask ourselves: How willing are we to learn a new language? If we already know the language of our hosts, are we willing to adjust our way of talking to be better understood by locals or in diverse, international crowds?

See the famous scene - "ET Phone Home"

4. Looking for the familiar Since E.T. is on another planet, living in another culture, and everything feels abnormal, he looks for anything in the environment that he can relate to. The funniest scene was when Elliot and his siblings dressed E.T. up as a ghost to take him trick-or-treating and he saw another kid dressed as Yoda. When E.T. saw Yoda, he went a little crazy seeing something remotely familiar and started saying "Home. Home. Home."
Question to ask ourselves: When away from home, and everything is different, and it seems like we are on another planet. What do we see, feel, taste, or hear that is 'homely' or 'like home'? Do those things keep us from truly experiencing and understanding our host culture?
See the video of ET celebrating Halloween

5. People from other cultures have different skills/talents E.T. has talents that beings from his host culture don't have. He can light up his finger, make things fly, and he seems too quick at learning new languages.
Question to ask ourselves: What kind of skills or talents do people from other countries or cultures living in your neighborhood have? How can you find out? How can you help them to showcase their talents? How can their talents help the entire community to flourish? How does their approach to life differ and how can we learn from each other?

6. Others are eager to learn about us, but sometimes at an arm's length like a science experiment. E.T. is hunted by NASA because he's a foreigner, an alien. But, no one really wants to 'get to know him'. They just want to 'collect him' as a trophy to show the other scientists. Also, people are a little afraid if this 'being' is safe to be around. Will they get sick, die, or have something weird happen to them if they touch him or he breathes on them? Though they are enamored and curious about him, they really don't want to interact with him in a deep, meaningful way to 'get the information they need.'
Question to ask ourselves: Do you know people who want to hang out with foreigners just to look cool or get a 'higher status' but at the end of the day, really want no meaningful connection with them? Besides encouraging self-segregation (which leads to misunderstanding between cultures and sub-cultures) between cultural groups, what else can this behavior encourage?

7. "He communicates through Elliott. Elliott feels his feelings."Elliot's brother tells this to the NASA people when they ask him how E.T. communicates with them. Coming from a different place, it's not always easy to communicate with the host culture in the way that they understand and relate to, even if it is the same language. And, in this case, for E.T., everything, even down to basic things like wearing or not wearing clothes, was different.
Question to ask ourselves: Have you ever met someone you couldn't 'talk' to, but, yet you communicated better with them than anyone you ever talked to? What was that experience like? How would you describe it to others?

8. Bridging cultures comes through true and authentic connections. In the end, what brings E.T. back to life? It is Elliot's care for E.T. and also the fact that Elliot understands E.T.'s energy and non-verbal language. Yes, it's a Hollywood movie, but this lesson applies to real life and real relationships as well.
Question to ask ourselves: Have you ever had a friendship with someone totally different than you? How were they different? How do you think you both bridged that gap to make an authentic, deep connection?

Have you watched E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial? What other lessons about culture shock, acceptance, understanding, and relationships did you learn? Please feel free to share below in the comments section.
Jennifer Kumar is Managing Director of Authentic Journeys. She provides training and coaching for expats working in the US with Americans.
Chris Sufi is a freelance editor who lives in Bangalore, India. Her personal interest in language and communication inspires her to contribute through proofreading and editing.

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Character Analysis

E.T. is the best friend a little boy searching for a place to belong could have. As the middle child, Elliott often gets left out and undervalued, like when Michael and his friends are playing a roleplaying game at the kitchen table and only consent to let Elliott join if he has pizza. Additionally, Elliott's input is often ignored or not taken seriously, as witnessed in the dinner scene when Elliott insists that he saw something in the backyard. Michael mocks him, and his mother tries, politely, to tell him that he's full of it. Ouch, Mom.

On top of all that, Elliott's dad has abandoned the family. Double ouch, Dad. In short, this kid needs a pal, pronto. And that's when a wrinkled little alien botanist wanders into his backyard.

Little Squashy Guy to the Rescue

E.T. values Elliott in a way that the rest of his family doesn't. For starters, E.T. listens to him, even when he's going on and on about his pet fish. He also trusts and relies upon him. When it comes to all things communicator-related, E.T. basically puts his life in Elliott's hands. E.T. shares his plans with Elliott, counts on him for building materials, and trusts him to get both E.T. and the device to the forest.

That's a lot of responsibility, and responsibility is just one of the important life-lessons that E.T. teaches Elliott the way that a parent or guardian would. With just a single word-"Ouch"-he schools Elliott in compassion: first when Elliott cuts his finger on the saw blade and E.T. heals it, and later when E.T. must go and lets Elliott know that he recognizes the boy's emotional pain.

E.T.'s departure itself also teaches Elliott that, simply put, heartbreak's a part of life, kid, and E.T. handles it with a caring, protective touch (no pun intended), promising Elliott, "I'll be right here." We're not crying; we're cutting onions.

Me and My Extra-Terrestrial Shadow

E.T. is also someone with whom Elliott can identify. Elliott was abandoned by his father. Similarly, E.T. was abandoned by his community. When Gertie asks if E.T.'s a boy or a girl, Elliott confidently responds, "He's a boy," just like Elliott.

Director Steven Spielberg has said many times that he based E.T. on the friend he wished he had as a kid when his parents were divorcing. "He wanted to make a film about a 10-year-old boy who feels abandoned and, in classic storybook fashion, finds a friend who understands him," explains Salon's Charles Taylor.

E.T. not only totally "gets" Elliott, and vice versa, but also shares a bond with him that's both physical and psychic. When E.T.'s health begins declining, Elliott's does, too. When Michael expresses his concerns about E.T. to Elliott, telling him that E.T. "doesn't look too good anymore," Elliott dismisses it with, "Don't say that. We're fine." We're fine? Whoa. And we thought we were close with our BFF.

You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly!

E.T. doesn't just fill a void in Elliott's life. Not by a long shot! He's also a catalyst for adventure and a celebration of Elliott's youth. It's Elliott's involvement with E.T. that sends him on expeditions into the forest and drops him into high-speed chases with Keys and his federal agents.

E.T.'s that friend who makes you gladly want to risk being grounded until you're forty, and Elliott's sense of awe, exploration, and discovery are all enhanced by his relationship with E.T. The most outstanding example of this is the first time that E.T. makes Elliott's bike fly, when Elliott's out long past his curfew. As they soar through the sky, Elliott laughs in disbelief, absolutely thrilled, looking at suburbia from an entirely new perspective.

E.T. isn't all flying bikes and day-drinking though. While E.T. helps Elliott tap into the best parts of being a kid, he also helps Elliott grow up. Several film critics have observed that E.T. has a great deal in common with Peter Pan, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Both E.T. and Peter take kids flying through the night sky, celebrate the best parts of kids being kids, and help those kids grow up.

There are even nods to Peter Pan within the film. Remember what book Mom reads to Gertie? Yup. Peter Pan. When Elliott fears that E.T. has died, he tells him, "I'll believe in you all my life, every day." That sure sounds a lot like what Wendy promises to Peter when she says, "I'll always believe in you, Peter Pan." When viewed as a sort of cosmic cousin to Peter Pan, E.T. kick-starts Elliott's road to maturity. In fact, Steven D. Greydanus at Decent Films suggests that E.T. actually represents Elliott's childhood itself-which is to say that Elliott has to let him go in order to grow up.

However you slice it, E.T. is closely connected to Elliott's youth, both in terms of the purity and unique perspective of a child, but also the need to ultimately mature and donate all of those stuffed animals in the closet to Goodwill.
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Characterization in E.T.

Type of Being

You're probably going to want to sit down for this one. Are you sitting? Okay, good. Now take a deep breath. Here it goes: The fact that E.T. is an extra-terrestrial is significant to the film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. We know, we know: You're shocked!

E.T. being an alien is what makes the movie a movie. It is the story. If the movie were about some kid named Todd who moved to Elliott's town from, let's say, Denver and befriended Elliott, the movie just wouldn't be the same. (For starters, it would be called Todd the Kid Who Moved Here from Denver.)

We'd lose all of the tension we get from Keys and his federal agents because they'd have no interest in Todd the Kid Who Moved Here from Denver. (No offense, Todd.) They're interested in E.T. precisely because he's an alien, and they're threatened by him because, as an alien, he's different. The fact that E.T. is an extra-terrestrial very bluntly distinguishes him as "other" and propels the movie's narrative. It also bonds him with Elliott; even though Elliott's a human being, he feels alienated, too.

Physical Appearances

For all we know, E.T. is the Tyson Beckford of his home planet. In early '80s California, however, E.T. isn't exactly a looker. He has a big, wide head; a Slinky neck; a squat, little body with hunched shoulders; and he moves like a drunken penguin. Oh, and Gertie doesn't like his feet.

E.T.'s repeatedly prejudged because of his physical appearance. Children, like Gertie and even Elliott, are frightened by him initially. Adults, like Mom and Keys, view him as a threat to their safety simply because he looks different.

The thing is, once people get to know E.T., they can't help but love him (like Elliott and Gertie) or at least care a great deal about him (like Michael, Mom, and even Keys). The gap between E.T.'s physical appearance and his personality proves that appearances aren't always what they seem, and we all have more in common than we think.

Keys and his task force are also characterized by their physical appearances. For the majority of the movie, we only see them from roughly their elbows down. (Ditto for Elliott's science teacher.) This makes them appear threatening and imposing. What about when we finally get a glimpse of Keys and his task force in full, from head to toe? They're decked out in creepy hazmat suits. Yep, still imposing! Aside from Mary, all of the adults in the film are portrayed in the same remote yet menacing way, thereby presenting the kids' and E.T.'s perspectives.

Family Life

Hey, has anybody seen Dad lately? What's that? He's in Mexico with Sally? We heard he doesn't even like Mexico!

In the beginning of the movie, in the wake of Dad's departure, Elliott's family is characterized by its fractured state. Tensions are a little high, and Mom's understandably upset-two things that are totally evident during the dinner scene when Elliott tries to convince everybody that there's something hiding in the backyard.

The kids argue about what's in the yard and whose turn it is to do the dishes; when Dad's mentioned, Mom gets teary and excuses herself. Later, we learn that Gertie likes to call her mother by her first name, Mary. Not exactly a sign of harmony.

And Mary's working so hard to keep things running smoothly that she doesn't even notice E.T. when he's openly strutting his stuff around her living room after Gertie teaches him to talk. In short, Elliott's family has kind of lost its mojo; when the film starts they're not the most unified group. Cue the extra-terrestrial! When E.T. shows up, he shifts the family dynamic, ultimately bringing everybody closer together-especially Elliott and his siblings, as they work together to keep E.T. a secret from their mom.

Each member of the family is characterized by their position within the family, too. Mom's the principal protector and the provider, even if her general inattentiveness means she's not great at either. (We're not hating on Mary; we know she's trying.)

With his dad AWOL, Michael's now the man of the house. When Elliott brings up the sore subject of her husband to Mom, Michael chastises him like a parent; when Elliott needs Michael's help, he offers it. Gertie's the baby and spends most of the story riding shotgun with Mom or her big brothers. And then there's Elliott. He's a pretty textbook middle child. Nobody pays much attention to him and he's searching for a place to belong. In other words, he's a primo candidate for an extra-terrestrial best friend.

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Being bullied is both heartbreaking and miserable for those targeted. But many adults, unless they too have been bullied, have a hard time understanding just how much kids can suffer. They fail to realize that the consequences of bullying are significant and can have a lasting impact.

This lack of understanding is often called the "empathy gap."﻿﻿ Working to close this empathy gap is one of the best ways to improve bullying policies and prevent bullying.

In fact, efforts to advocate on behalf of victims will not be effective unless people truly comprehend how painful and traumatic bullying can be. Here is an overview of the effects of bullying and how victims can recover.

Social and Emotional Impact

Kids who are regularly targeted by bullies often suffer both emotionally and socially. Not only do they find it hard to make friends, but they also struggle to maintain healthy friendships.

Part of this struggle is directly related to low self-esteem. A lack of self-esteem is a direct result of the mean and hurtful things that other kids say about them. When kids are continually called "fat" or "losers," they begin to believe these things are true.

Bullying victims also tend to experience a wide range of emotions. They may feel angry, bitter, vulnerable, helpless, frustrated, lonely, and isolated from their peers. Consequently, they may skip classes and resort to drugs and alcohol to numb their pain. And if bullying is on-going, they may develop depression and even contemplate suicide.﻿﻿

If no intervention takes place, eventually kids can develop what is known as "learned helplessness." Learned helplessness means that the targets of bullying believe that they cannot do anything to change the situation. As a result, they stop trying. Then, the cycle down into depression becomes more severe. This leads to a feeling of hopelessness and the belief that there is no way out.

As bullied kids grow into adults, they may continue to struggle with self-esteem, have difficulty developing and maintaining relationships, and avoid social interactions. They also may have a hard time trusting people, which can impact their personal relationships and their work relationships.

They may even start to believe lies about bullying, such as convincing themselves that the bullying wasn't as bad as they remember. They also may engage in self-blame.

Physical Impact

Aside from the bumps and bruises that occur during physical bullying, there are additional physical costs. For instance, bullied kids often experience anxiety.﻿﻿ This stress on their bodies also will result in a variety of health issues, including being sick more often and suffering from ulcers and other conditions caused by persistent anxiety.

Bullied kids also may complain of stomachaches and headaches.﻿﻿ And the bullying they experience may aggravate other pre-existing conditions like eczema. Skin conditions, stomach issues, and heart conditions that are aggravated by stress all worsen when a child is being bullied.

Academic Impact

Kids who are bullied often suffer academically, too. Bullied kids struggle to focus on their schoolwork. In fact, slipping grades is one of the first signs that a child is being bullied.﻿﻿ Kids also may be so pre-occupied by bullying that they forget about assignments or have difficulty paying attention in class.

Additionally, bullied kids may skip school or classes in order to avoid being bullied. This practice also can result is falling grades. And when grades begin to drop this adds to the stress levels the bullied child is already experiencing.

For instance, kids scored lower on standardized tests in schools with a lot of bullying than kids in schools with effective anti-bullying programs. One possible reason for the lower scores in schools with pervasive bullying is that students are often less engaged in the learning process because they are too distracted by or worried about the bullying.

Additionally, teachers may be less effective because they must spend so much time focused on classroom management and discipline instead of teaching.﻿﻿ The good news is with proper support and intervention, most kids targeted by bullies will overcome bullying and things will get back to normal. But left unchecked, bullying can cause the victim to pay a high cost in long-term consequences.

Impact on Family

When a child is bullied, it is not uncommon for the parents and siblings to also be affected. Parents often experience a wide range of consequences including feeling powerless to fix the situation. They also may feel alone and isolated. And they may even become obsessed with the situation often at the expense of their own health and wellbeing.

Not only do they feel like they failed to protect the child from bullying, but they also may question their parenting abilities. They may even worry that they somehow missed the signs of bullying or that they did not do enough to bully-proof their child along the way.

The truth is that no one can predict who bullies will target. Parents can do everything right and still find out that their child is being bullied. As a result, they should never feel responsible for the choices a bully makes. Instead, they should place the blame where it belongs and focus on helping their child heal from bullying.

Long-Term Effects and Healing

Research shows that the effects of bullying last well into adulthood. In fact, one study found that the consequences of being bullied by peers may have a greater impact on mental health in adulthood than originally thought.﻿﻿ What's more, the impact may be even more significant than being mistreated by adults.

Remember, the experiences that people have while they are children help mold them into the adults that they later become. So it is not surprising that the effects of bullying linger well into adulthood. This then helps to influence their future mindset, including how they view themselves and others.

How Kids Can Heal

When a child is bullied, the road to recovery may be more challenging than you might originally think. In fact, the effects of bullying can stick around long after the bullying has ended.﻿﻿ Moreover, if bullying is not addressed right away, then it can cause problems for your child later in life.

In order for your child to heal from bullying, there are several important steps you must take. These include not only changing the way your children think about the situation, but also how they view themselves after being bullied.

You want to be sure your child does not allow the bullying they experienced to define them. Instead, they should focus on what they learned and what their future goals are. To start, your child needs to acknowledge what happened to them but not focus on it. Instead, they should be focused on taking care of themself and growing as a person.

It's also important to help your child find closure for the situation. And as counterintuitive as it sounds, forgiving the bully goes a long way in freeing your child from the pain of the experience. Remind them that revenge will not make them feel better. Instead, they should let go of what happened to them and focus on the things they can control in their life.

How Adults Can Heal From Childhood Bullying

When a child is bullied, they can experience a psychological impact that does not go away simply because the person grows up.﻿﻿ If you were bullied as a child and are still experiencing the side effects, the first step toward recovery from childhood bullying is acknowledging what happened to you.

You also need to make healing a priority. Take time to take care of yourself and consider talking with a counselor about your experience. A counselor can help you make sense of your feelings and move past the negative experience of bullying. He also can help you reframe your thinking and reclaim control over your life.

While it may be painful to think about the bullying you experienced as a kid, if it is still impacting your everyday life and the way you view yourself, then it is best to face the issue head-on. Once you have come to terms with what you experienced and changed the way you view yourself and others, you will be on your way to recovery.

It may take some time. So be patient with yourself. With a little hard work, though, you will be well on your way to a healthier way of thinking.

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How Long-Term Bullying Can Affect Your Child's Life in Many Ways

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Being bullied is both heartbreaking and miserable for those targeted. But many adults, unless they too have been bullied, have a hard time understanding just how much kids can suffer. They fail to realize that the consequences of bullying are significant and can have a lasting impact.

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Berapakah statistik terkini penduduk di Malaysia? Berapakah pula peratusan pertambahan penduduk di Malaysia jika dibandingkan dengan tahun lepas? Statistik penduduk di sesebuah negara penting untuk diketahui bagi merancang dan mentadbir urus negara tersebut dengan berkesan dan efisien. Berikut adalah statistik terkini bagi jumlah penduduk Malaysia bagi tahun 2021 yang memaparkan perbandingan mengikut kaum, umur dan jantina.

Malaysia merupakan sebuah negara demokrasi yang terletak di dalam benua Asia. Secara lebih khusus lagi, Malaysia terletak di wilayah Asia Tenggara bersama 10 lagi negara lain. Malaysia menduduki bumi berkeluasan 329,847 kilometer persegi dan terbahagi kepada dua kawasan iaitu Semenanjung Malaysia dan Borneo Malaysia atau pun Malaysia Barat dan Malaysia Timur.

Statistik Terkini Jumlah Penduduk Malaysia 2021
Kenyataan Media Laporan Perangkaan Suku Pertama 2021
Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia (DOSM) telah mengeluarkan laporan perangkaan suku pertama Tahun 2021 dan menganggarkan jumlah penduduk di Malaysia adalah 32.75 Juta. Jumlah tersebut merangkumi 29.91 juta atau 91.3% warganegara dan baki 2.84 juta orang bersamaan 8.7 peratus adalah bukan warganegara.

Antara statistik lain yang disebut oleh Ketua Perangkawan, Datuk Seri Dr. Mohd Uzir Mahidin adalah penduduk lelaki mengatasi wanita dengan jumlah 16.83 juta penduduk lelaki manakala 15.92 juta penduduk perempuan.

Komposisi penduduk berusia 65 tahun dan ke atas meningkat daripada 2.26 juta orang kepada 2.37 juta bagi tempoh sama. Trend ini dianggap seiring dengan negara membangun lain yang menuju ke arah populasi menua. Tidak ada "baby boom" (kelahiran bayi besar-besaran) pada suku pertama 2021 seperti yang dijangkakan susulan pelaksanaan PKP akibat Covid-19.
Kenyataan Media Laporan Perangkaan 2020
Ketua perangkawan Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin berkata pada 2020, nisbah jantina penduduk Malaysia berada 106 lelaki bagi setiap 100 perempuan menurut penerbitan itu. Menurut laporannya lagi, peratus penduduk berusia 0-14 tahun (umur muda) pada 2020 menurun dan peratus penduduk berumur 65 tahun dan ke atas (umur tua) meningkat. Mohd Uzir berkata penuaan penduduk berlaku apabila peratusan penduduk berumur 60 tahun dan ke atas mencecah 15% daripada jumlah penduduk. Malaysia dijangka mengalami penuaan penduduk pada tahun 2030.

Ketua Perangkawan, Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin berkata komposisi penduduk tertinggi pada 2020 adalah Selangor (20%) diikuti Sabah (12%) dan penduduk Johor 11.6 peratus. Manakala komposisi penduduk etnik Cina pula menurun kepada 22.8% berbanding 23% pada 2018 manakala India dan lain-lain kekal 6.9 peratus dan satu peratus

Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia bertanggungjawab untuk membuat laporan statistik "total population" di Malaysia. Selain itu, jabatan tersebut menjadi sumber rasmi bagi rujukan statistik di Malaysia.

Menurut data jabatan tersebut, population Malaysia dianggarkan berjumlah 32.7 juta orang pada tahun 2020 dengan kadar pertumbuhan tahunan penduduk sebanyak 0.4 peratus. Berikut pula dikongsikan statistik terkini anggaran penduduk semasa Malaysia 2020 atau berapa penduduk di Malaysia berdasarkan beberapa aspek bagi tahun 2020.

Statistik Terkini "Malaysia Population" Mengikut Aspek 2021 vs 2020
1. Keseluruhan 2. Warganegara
Warganegara:

Bukan warganegara:
3. Jantina
Lelaki:

Perempuan:
4. Umur
(Peratus) Penduduk Bawah 14 Tahun

(Peratus) Penduduk 15 Tahun - 64 Tahun di Malaysia

(Peratus) Penduduk 65 Tahun ke Atas di Malaysia
5. Kaum Etnik
(Peratus) Penduduk Bumiputera di Malaysia

(Peratus) Penduduk Bangsa Cina di Malaysia

(Peratus) Penduduk Bangsa India di Malaysia

(Peratus) Penduduk Bangsa Lain-Lain di Malaysia

TAHUN 2021 : Berdasarkan kepada penerbitan Anggaran Penduduk Semasa Malaysia 2021

Untuk informasi yang lebih jelas, sila rujuk infografik statistik Penduduk terkini yang dikeluarkan oleh Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia seperti di bawah:

Anggaran Penduduk Semasa Malaysia Tahun 2021

Jumlah Penduduk Mengikut Negeri 2021

Laporan yang dikeluarkan juga menyatakan anggaran penduduk setiap negeri pada suku pertama tahun 2021 adalah seperti berikut :-

1. Selangor : 6,560,900

2. Sabah : 3,912,600

3. Johor : 3,795,300

4. Sarawak : 2,823,300

5. Perak : 2,510,200

6. Kedah : 2,192,800

7. Kelantan : 1,923,000

8. Pulau Pinang : 1,776,700

9. Kuala Lumpur : 1,766,700

10. Pahang : 1,683,300

11. Terengganu : 1,269,700

12. Negeri Sembilan : 1,130,400

13. Melaka : 935,600

14. Perlis : 255,300

15. Putrajaya : 114,900

16. Labuan : 99,800

SUMBER : DOSM

Anggaran Penduduk Semasa Malaysia Tahun 2020

Anggaran Penduduk Semasa Malaysia Tahun 2019

Maklumat Lanjut (Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia)

Untuk sebarang maklumat lanjut dan pertanyaan mengenai statistik terkini penduduk di Malaysia. Sila hubungi pegawai perhubungan awam yang bertugas seperti butiran di bawah:

Semoga perkongsian mengenai statistik terkini "Malaysia population" ini dapat membantu seluruh rakyat Malaysia khususnya bagi mereka yang memerlukan informasi terkini.

Related : peratus berbanding, penduduk berusia 0, putrajaya penduduk malaysia, berkata penduduk lelaki melebihi, beliau berkata penduduk lelaki, penduduk berumur 0 hingga 14 tahun umur muda, berusia 0 hingga 14

Bahagian Komunikasi Strategik dan Antarabangsa

Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia

Telefon : +603-8885 7942

Faks : +603-8888 9248

Emel : mkho@dosm.gov,my

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Jumlah Penduduk Malaysia Terkini 2021 Kaum,Umur Jantina

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Berapakah statistik terkini penduduk di Malaysia? Berapakah pula peratusan pertambahan penduduk di Malaysia jika dibandingkan dengan tahun lepas? Statistik penduduk di sesebuah negara penting untuk diketahui bagi merancang dan mentadbir urus negara tersebut dengan berkesan dan efisien. Berikut adalah statistik terkini bagi jumlah penduduk Malaysia bagi tahun 2021 yang memaparkan perbandingan mengikut kaum, umur dan jantina.

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