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There is a differnce between bullying and just being mean. Bullying occurs multiple times, not only once. If someone is being mean, try to stop them before it turns into bullying.

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There are many reasons people get bullied. Bullies tend to pick on certain types of people. Some bully victims are disabled, unpopular, nonathletic, unattractive, or unintelligent.

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If you want to take action in your school to stop bullying, you can try hanging up anti-bullying posters, talking to other students about the topic, or sharing a post about bullying on social media.

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In order to keep yourself safe from cyber bullies, you should never post anything private online or use anger toward anyone. Doing these things can lead to cyber bullying.

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Many parents and teachers aren't aware of their children being bullied. Only about 50% of parents know about the bullies in their child's school. Teachers often underestimate the amount of bullying that occurs in their classes.

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Watch this video to learn more facts!

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Bullies want to see you feel bad so they can feel better about themselves. If you don't give them that satisfaction, they will probably back off. If you are being bullied, just pretend you don't care. If this doesn't work, you should consider telling someone you trust about the situation.

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Bullying can take place in multiple places. It can happen at work, school, home, the internet, and pretty much anywhere else.

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Bystanders and Upstanders: What's the Difference?

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Bystanders and Upstanders: What's the Difference?

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If you saw someone getting bullied, what would you do? If you would intervene and try to stop it, then you are an upstander, but if you would just stand and watch, then you are a bystander. If you ever see bullying, you should be an upstander and try to stand up to the victim or tell a trusted adult about what you saw.

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Many students have been bullied. Some can just brush it off or ignore it, but a lot of bullying victims develop depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and sometimes they commit suicide.

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Cyber bullying is the newest form of bullying. This bullying takes place online. Many cyberbullies are anonymous and they think they won't be caught, but there are ways of finding them.

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Social bullying is when a bully harms a victim by ruining their social reputation. This can be spreading rumors, purposely avoiding them, embarrassing them in public, etc. This type of bullying can effect the victim's life the most.

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Physical bullying is when a bully harms a victim with physical actions. This can be punching, kicking, slapping, tripping, and many others. It is not always painful, sometimes it is just uncomfortable, like spitting and mean hand gestures.

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Verbal bullying is when a bully harms a victim with words. This can be insults or name calling. Even though it doesn't seem so bad, this can be the most painful type of bullying.

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One in five students have been bullied. That's 20%!