Stand Up. Stand Strong. Stand Together. 💪 by Qucinta ardilah Roslan

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:31:29 UTC

If yes, how do you feel about the bully?

How do you feel as a witness?

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:45:36 UTC

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qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:47:18 UTC

Answer the following questions below:

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:48:49 UTC

1) What am I thinking and feeling when I witness this situation?

2) How might the bullies’ words and actions stress the victim or affect his/ her self-esteem (how one thinks and feels about oneself)?

3) Are there challenges that may prevent me from helping?

4) How can I overcome them? What do I need to do or say to help the victim?

5) How do I do it? (What actions do I take?)

Answer the following questions below:

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:53:15 UTC

1) What am I thinking and feeling when I witness this situation?

2) How might the bullies’ words and actions stress the victim or affect his/ her self-esteem (how one thinks and feels about oneself)?

3) Are there challenges that may prevent me from helping?

4) How can I overcome them? What do I need to do or say to help the victim?

5) How do I do it? (What actions do I take?)

Answer the following questions below:

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:56:00 UTC

1) What am I thinking and feeling when I witness this situation?

2) How might the bullies’ words and actions stress the victim or affect his/ her self-esteem (how one thinks and feels about oneself)?

3) Are there challenges that may prevent me from helping?

4) How can I overcome them? What do I need to do or say to help the victim?

5) How do I do it? (What actions do I take?)

Answer the following questions below:

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:56:07 UTC

1) What am I thinking and feeling when I witness this situation?

2) How might the bullies’ words and actions stress the victim or affect his/ her self-esteem (how one thinks and feels about oneself)?

3) Are there challenges that may prevent me from helping?

4) How can I overcome them? What do I need to do or say to help the victim?

5) How do I do it? (What actions do I take?)

Answer the following questions below:

qucinta_ardilah_roslan — 2025-08-28 19:56:30 UTC

1) What am I thinking and feeling when I witness this situation?

2) How might the bullies’ words and actions stress the victim or affect his/ her self-esteem (how one thinks and feels about oneself)?

3) Are there challenges that may prevent me from helping?

4) How can I overcome them? What do I need to do or say to help the victim?

5) How do I do it? (What actions do I take?)

Amara (Group 5, Scenario E)

amarakyawphyo — 2025-08-29 00:27:31 UTC

1) When I witnessed the situation, I thought about helping the victim stand up and stop the bullies, but ended up being a bystander :/

2) The bullies' words could harm the way the victim thinks, and the victim may think they are not worth enough for everyone to be friends with them.

3) I may be also involved in the bullying, and I may be also picked on.

4) Stand up to the victim and stop the bullies from picking on him, and tell a teacher about it.

5) Firmly tell the bullies to stop, help the victim, and go report it to a teacher.

Matin

2025-08-29 00:30:42 UTC

Q4and also question 5 of scenario B)If someone is left out and blocked by friends you can help by inviting them to join you listening to them and reminding them they are important Simple words like you can sit with me can make them feel included and supported

Aqeil

aqeil_harris_noorman — 2025-08-29 00:31:22 UTC

2. These words may make the girl feel like she is not good enough for her friends and may cause her to have social anxiety

Grp 5 , Dahliah

dahliah_syamirah_ridwan — 2025-08-29 00:32:27 UTC

1) What im witnessing is that a group of people are shoving and pushing the boy whilst calling him a clumsy loser. I feel confused because why are they bullying him for being clumsy, thats his problem not yours. I honestly think they should get a life

2) The bullies words could make the victim extra aware of his surroundings and more scared of people judging him. He could also be afraid of going to school.

3)The challenges are that its a group of people thats attacking him , so it makes it hard for one person to help him.

4) For me id report to a teacher first and once the bullies are gone i would immediately comfort him.

5) Its in Q4.

adelia , adeleia , erisha , nyla, feeya and ayra

2025-08-29 00:32:53 UTC

I feel like Jun Xian was over exaggerating . The victim would be scared to go to school and it would affect his studies . The bully might try and find problems with me . Tell a trusted adult . Tell a teacher so that they can help you solve the problem .

Adyan

2025-08-29 00:33:24 UTC

1) I would feel shock and i would report that to a trusted adult.

Raiyan

2025-08-29 00:33:28 UTC

3) help them by calming them down :)

kayden , shane , siddhan

kayden_chong_kai_feng — 2025-08-29 00:33:59 UTC

1. i feel bad for her because her friends are excluding her

2. they bullied her by ignoring her making her feel very sad and lower her self esteem

3. the fear of being talked about by other people secretly and spreading bad rumors

4. inform the teacher about the incident and make friends with others who care about u

5. report to the teacher about the incident

Mohd Rifaie, Afiq, Azzan

muhammad_azzan_zaini — 2025-08-29 00:34:42 UTC

1) we think that this is wrong and we feel angry because you not blame people of losing and it is just a game and they are supposed to work as a team in the game.

2) The bullies words could have an impact by causing pressure having them unable to focus on the game and could cause team anger among themselves.

3) Yes. The challenges are that the fear of being involved or targeted by them/bully.

4) We can overcome them by speaking to a trusted adult about the situation or the bullying.

5) We will talk to our family members about this situation.

Elise , Jowl , Abby , Ashlyn

2025-08-29 00:35:21 UTC

1) i feel very bad for Sarah .

2) Sarah's self-esteem will decrease as they are also spreading rumors about her caling her "hypocrite" also saying not to talk to her. Sarah might not be able to make friends as these rumours may spread further.

3) out numbered , rumors may spread further .

4) report to teacher , comfort the victim and tell victim to ignore the bullies

5) i will tell the bully to stop , and then bring the victim to the teacher to report the problem .

Group 5-Rou En

tan_rou_en — 2025-08-29 03:25:49 UTC

1)I would feel mad at the bullies but pity for the victim.In this situation ,I would think about how to help him an either chose to stop them myself or call the teacher

2)The bullies words will make the victim overthink and then they will start judging themself, this will make the victim less confident.It will also stress the victim into thinking that they are really the problem and probably cannot focus in class. Then their grades drop and they start questioning about their life.

3)Yes,I am scared that the bullies will attack me and also start targeting me.Plus,I dont really have the confidence unless the person is someone I know or it was just a joke

4)I am not sure, but I can call the teacher or stop them myself

5)I will first observe to double check if they were just playing around because the boys are always playing roughly and laughing together. Second,depends if the bullies is punching him or hitting him, I will call the teacher. If its was just taking him stuff I will help and stop them myself?i guess?