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-Fear the bully will retaliate.
-Experience pressure to keep quiet.
-Struggle with uncertainty.
-Worry about being called a snitch.

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Bullying is an intentional behavior that hurts, harms, or humiliates a student, either physically or emotionally.Those bullying often have more social or physical “power,” while those targeted have difficulty stopping the behavior. The behavior is typically repeated.

Students often describe bullying as when “someone makes you feel less about who you are".

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What if you told an adult and it wasn’t helpful? 

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What if you told an adult and it wasn’t helpful? 

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Have you told someone about being bullied and nothing has changed?If the bullying continues even after you told an adult, know that there are laws designed to protect you. It is very important for students to reach out to another trusted adult and ask for help again.

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Strategies for adults to redirect bullying behavior.

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Strategies for adults to redirect bullying behavior.

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When a child is bullying others, it’s important that parents and educators take action. While children who are bullying others should be given appropriate consequences for their behavior. Adults should be talking with their children to learn why they are bullying others. Children need to understand the impact their behavior has on others and realize the hurt they are causing.

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Friends will sometimes have bad days. Friends will sometimes hurt each other's feelings, have an argument, or simply need time away from one another. If you are experiencing treatment from a friend that hurts you and you have asked that friend to stop, but it still continues, then that is not friendship.That behavior could be bullying.

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 How does peer pressure impact bullying behavior?

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 How does peer pressure impact bullying behavior?

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Peer pressure can impact bullying behavior both in positive and negative ways. The influence can have negative effects. If a peer group’s bullying behavior encourages others to laugh at someone or when the group views other individuals as not worthy to be part of their group.Peer pressure can be positive. When the peer group encourages kind behavior, such as inviting others to join them at the lunch table or letting someone know that they care what is happening to them.

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What is the difference between bullying and harassment?

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What is the difference between bullying and harassment?

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Bullying and harassment are often used interchangeably when talking about hurtful or harmful behavior.Bullying and harassment are similar as they are both about power and control and the target having difficulty stopping the action that hurt.

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What SHOULD you do when you see bullying?

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What SHOULD you do when you see bullying?

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When you see bullying you should always:
- Tell an adult.
-Stand up to the bully.
-Invite the victim over to you.

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Social Bullying includes Damaging someone's social reputation or social acceptance. Using humiliating nicknames and continuing when asked to stop. Lying, fake rumors and spreading gossip, and encouraging others to turn against someone.

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Verbal bullying is when an individual uses verbal language. Including  insults and teasing.

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Physical Bullying not only the bully and the victim, but also the other students who see the bullying. Physical Bullying includes fighting, practical jokes, stealing, and sexual harassment.

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Cyber bullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices. Cyber bullying can occur through Social Media, text, email, facetime and more!

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- Help kids understand bullying.
-Model how to treat others.

-Encourage kids to do what they love.
-Tell adults about whats going on.

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-Emotional and physical problems.
-Feeling lonely.
-anxiety
-Changes in sleeping and eating.

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There are four types of bullying:
-cyber bullying
-physical bullying
-verbal bullying
-social bullying

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People bully because:
-stress and trauma
-family problems
-Selfish and spoiled/always gets what they want.
-having no friends
- Them being bullied by other people.