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https://www.npr.org/2019/01/09/683177489/virginia-study-finds-increased-school-bullying-in-areas-that-voted-for-trump

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After the 2016 presidential election, teachers across the country reported they were seeing increased name-calling and bullying in their classrooms. Now, research shows that those stories - at least in one state - are confirmed by student surveys.

Francis Huang of the University of Missouri and Dewey Cornell of the University of Virginia used data from a school climate survey taken by over 150,000 students across Virginia. They looked at student responses to questions about bullying and teasing from 2015 and 2017. Their findings were published Wednesday in Educational Researcher, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Educational Research Association.

In the 2017 responses, Huang and Cornell found higher rates of bullying and certain types of teasing in areas where voters favored Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.

Seventh- and eighth-graders in areas that favored Trump reported bullying rates in spring 2017 that were 18 percent higher than students living in areas that went for Clinton. They were also 9 percent more likely to report that kids at their schools were teased because of their race or ethnicity.

In the 2015 data, there were "no meaningful differences" in those findings across communities, the researchers wrote.

These findings come at a time when school bullying rates nationally have remained relatively flat, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Findings from the CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Survey show that about 1 in 5 students were bullied at school in 2017.

Huang, an associate professor of education, says the overall stable number fits with the state-level findings from his research with Cornell: While bullying rates in areas of Virginia that voted Republican went up in 2017, rates went down in places that favored Clinton.

"If, in one area, bullying rates go up, and, in another area, your bullying rates go down, what do you get?" he asks. "You get an average of no change."

The researchers took pains to note that their research does not conclude that President Trump's election caused an increase in bullying. Instead, they found a correlation between voter preference and bullying, and they observed teasing across one state.

Their findings could lend credence to the anecdotal reports from teachers around the country after the election, says Dorothy Espelage, a psychology professor at the University of Florida who researches bullying and school safety in middle and high schools.

"Anybody that's in the schools is picking up on this," she says. "You don't have to be a psychologist or a sociologist to understand that if these conversations are happening on the TV and at the dinner table that these kids will take this perspective and they're going to play out in the schools."

A nationally representative survey conducted in the fall of 2017 showed that just 14 percent of 9- to 11-year-olds believe that the country's leaders model how to treat others with kindness - and 70 percent said it would help kids their age to be kinder if adults in charge of the country set a better example.

"Parents should be mindful of how their reactions to the presidential election, or the reactions of others, could influence their children," Cornell, a psychologist and professor of education at UVA, said in a statement. "And politicians should be mindful of the potential impact of their campaign rhetoric and behavior on their supporters and indirectly on youth."

Regardless of where and how it happens, adds Francis Huang, "bullying is something that can still be addressed and brought down in schools."

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Virginia Study Finds Increased School Bullying In Areas That Voted For Trump

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After the 2016 presidential election, teachers across the country reported they were seeing increased name-calling and bullying in their classrooms. Now, research shows that those stories - at least in one state - are confirmed by student surveys.

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This is a story of a famous guy who called talal Sam , he suffered from bullying since young age. People and his friend was bullying him because of a video that he post accidentally .And he suffered from this bullying until this day. His classmate and his friend used to say bad word to him. Like why you post this useful video and more bad words that affect his mental health.It affect his social life .And it’s also affect his mental health for the longest time. There are some people how tried to stop this bullying and one of those people it was his mother but unfortunately she passed away ,but he knew that he have to stand up again and solve this problem by himself. And no he is successful man with a lot of of a project to stop bullying.

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الفنان طلال سام يعتبر نفسه من أول ضحايا التنمر في السوشيال ميديا

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In my opinion, there are many possible solutions to bullying problemsin Kuwait. One solution is to have all Kuwait school'ssubjects that encourage confidence-building self-respect, and respect for others. For example, when we have subjects that promote love and trust among students in Kuwait schools this will a motive to prevent bullying because the person is self-confident and loves others and that will make them not bully. Another solution is that there should be a law in Kuwait that stipulates that there is a financial fine for those who bully. For instance, when there is a legal text and a legal violation that prevents bullying in Kuwait everyone will respect the law and apply it. Also, they will be afraid of bullying and then require them to pay a large amount so as not to be imprisoned. A final solution is to have group activities in Kuwait that encourage teamwork and sharing of opinions. To give an example, when there is teamwork and respect for opinions it is difficult to bully because there is a spirit of affection and action among the people. Also, the activities motivate people to avoid bullying due to being busy and focused on work. In conclusion, knowing many solutions to prevent bullying in Kuwait can help to get rid of it.

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There are many negative impacts on people’s lives because of bullying in Kuwait. First, bullying will make the person unsociable. For example, when a person is bullied, he will lose confidence in people and avoid communication and talking with others. Also, he will avoid having a friend and he will be alone. Second, he will be a depressed person. For instance, when he is bullied, he will feel frustrated and his psychology will become bad until he reaches the point of depression. Third, in some cases, the person can not handle bullying and he gives up life and choose to suicide. To give an example, when a person gets used to bullying and hurtful words, he loses all his feelings and does not feel any passion. Also, he surrenders to life because he sees that his life is meaningless. Finally, bullying will make him think that he is a failure, unable to do anything, hate everything he does, and hate the surrounding environment because of bullying. Also, he will lose hope in life. In conclusion, bullying in Kuwait has many negative consequences.

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Video source : https://youtu.be/iFlrCuSyhvU

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How to Stop Bullying! Examples & and Best Solutions (For Students)

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There are many possible solutions to prevent bullying problems in Kuwait. One of the best solutions that makes everyone commit to stopping bullying is to put in place a law in Kuwait that stipulates that there is a fine for bullying. For example, when there is a fine, all people will be respectful and loving to each other because not all people can pay large sums of money for legal violations, and that makes it easier to prevent bullying in Kuwait. Another reason for this solution is that the law will stipulate that if people bully, they will have to pay a sum of money and be imprisoned for 6 months. To give an example, the punishment for bullying in his criminal file remains a model lesson for him, and this will make people stay away from bullying for fear that their file will be full of penalties. A final reason for this solution that is Bullying will stop, whether on social networking sites or because in social media there will be a legal follow-up to prevent bullying, and there will be tracking and legal violations, and this will scare children and adults from bullying. For instance, when there is tracking everywhere by the law, it will be difficult to bully, and this helps in a good way to prevent bullying in Kuwait. In conclusion, the best solution is always the law because the law applies to everyone.

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There are many reasons for bullying. Bullying in general is an aggressive behavior that tries to intentionally scold a person to harm others. It is considered one of the most dangerous problems that may enter a child’s world, so I decided to write about it, especially as it is prevalent in schools among children. Therefore, the first reason for acquiring this behavior is neglect in the home and the existence of a bad relationship with parents, such as divorce and others, which leads the child to bully others to feel attention and a sense of power. Secondly, jealousy. If the bully suffers from jealousy towards someone, he will most likely try to show his jealousy and his annoyance towards another person through bullying. Usually, the cause of jealousy is the person’s fame, or academic or social level. The last reason is that the bully was bullied by others, which made him feel worthless and angry, so he began to bully others. In this case, bullying must be addressed, and it is best to consult a specialist doctor for help. To sum up, these are the most common causes of bullying.

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