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Effect of Bullying (To The Bully)       

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Effect of Bullying (To The Bully)       

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Bullying people can make the bully become alcohol addicts as adults or teens, get into fights, engage in sexual activity earlier than most, have criminal convictions or traffic citations at an older age, or become abusive.

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Effects of Bullying (To The Victim)           

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Effects of Bullying (To The Victim)           

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Getting bullied can give someone depression or anxiety, changes in sleep or eating patterns, loss of interest in activities they used to like, health complaints, or decreased academic achievement.

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There are multiple roles when someone is being bullied. There are the victim, the bully, the assistants of the bully who help him/her, the kids who reinforce, who spectate the bullying and sometimes give advice to the bully, the outsiders, and the people who defend the victim.

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According to a study taken by stopbullying.gov, 29.3% of bullying in schook takes place in classrooms, 29% in the halls or at lockers, 23.4% in the cafeteria, 19.5% in gym class, 12.2% in the bathroom, and 6.2% during recess.

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If a bully is being mean to you, pretend that you're not bothered by their bullying, or even try to laugh. The bully might see that you don't care about being bullied, and they'll stop.

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Stopbullying.gov is a website that is dedicated to raising awareness about bullying. I used this website to help me with this padlet.

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If you or a friend are being bullied, you can stand up for yourself/them. For example, you could say to the bully, "how would you like it if you were the one being bullied?"

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In addition to telling an adult, you can also block the person bullying you. Also, most sites have a report feature that you can use to tell a site moderator about a bully.

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If you or one of your friends is being bullied, tell your parents, a teacher, or another trusted adult.

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As of 2016, 20.8% of students stated that they have been bullied in a survey taken by The National Center for Education Statistics.

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Cyber-bullying is when the bully harasses the victim over the internet.

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Social bullying is the type of bullying where the bully does something to ruin another person's social life.

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Physical bullying is a type of bullying where the bully inflicts pain onto the victim.

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Verbal bullying is the first type of bullying. It is when someone bullies their victim with their words.

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There are 4 main types of bullying. These types are verbal, physical, social, and cyber.