To stop and Prevent BullyingBullyin

To stop and Prevent Bullying

Bullying has been an exceeding issue over the years… it is about time to make it stop! Bullying affects

everyone not just the victims of bullying, the bullies and everyone surrounding them. The numbers of kids that are

starting to become victims as well as bullies are increasing. Nobody likes a bully and being one just makes matters

worse. Bullying is a major problem that we haven't been able to stop, every year more and more people become

bullied at school and online, office workplace, social.... Bullying has become a hot topic. This has resulted in many

attempts and campaigns to do away with bullying all together. However, the reality of the situation is that no single

act can prevent bullying. Bullying isn't just a problem in schools. It's an issue in almost all areas of life that takes a

combination of approaches to successfully reduce the number of incidents. The importance of tackling bullying can't

be undermined. Based on fact , six method following are probably not excluded as the most basic and effective ones.

The first method prevent for bullying is: we must know to recognize and respond, bullying and intolerance manifest

as verbal, written or physical acts that harm another person.Educate students, parents and staff about taking bullying

seriously and how to recognize it. Make an action plan to respond swiftly to incidents and daily teasing . Identify and

monitor places where most bullying happens (eg , on the way to and from school, in the cafeteria, and on the school

yard.) http://www.edutopia.org/blog/stop-bullying-create-upstanders-becki-cohn-vargas Bullying prevention

techniques must place emphasis on doing more than just putting an end to the immediate bullying problem.

Secondly we should is Encourage Bystanders to Become " Upstanders ": Upstanders are people who stand up for

themselves and others. Model ways for young people to intervene and speak up. Practice with role-playing . Help

youth develop effective phrases to reject negative comments or social media posts. Have older students help younger

students learn to speak up. http://www.edutopia.org/blog/stop-bullying-create-upstanders-becki-cohn-vargasto do this,

it requires a sustained and collaborative effort of students, parents, educators and community members who work

together to model and practice empathy, thoughtful responses and respect for different backgrounds and perspectives .

Third is foster Safety and Inclusion: Foster identifies safe and welcoming environments that promote inclusion and

acceptance, places where students feel everyone is respected and their identity is valued. Connect with young people

and create the trust that will help them come forward if they are being bullied. Listen to them, pay attention and offer

support when students are upset or sad. http://nobullyzone101.weebly.com/how-to-prevent-bullying.htmlFourth is

educate Your Community, Partner with others to take joint action in educating students, teachers and parents Create a

coalition of elected, school and civic community leaders to sign a school-wide pledge to say No Bullying: Not in Our

School/Not in Our Town. Sponsor a "Not In Our Schools" Week with buttons, banners, slogans, t-shirts and school-

wide activities. http://nobullyzone101.weebly.com/how-to-prevent-bullying.htmlSome of the common informal social

controls include ridicule, criticism, and shame. These sanctions can help teenage bullying because teenage bullying is

a form of deviant behavior. Fifth is know when to walk away. If the situation seems threatening or dangerous, it's best

to disengage. Turn around and walk away from the bully. At a certain point, reasoning with him or her isn't going to

make a difference. If you're worried for your safety, walk to a teacher or counselor you trust to help you handle the

situation. Avoid further contact with the bully until you've taken other steps to end the bullying.

http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Bullying Don't wait too long. If the bullying has reached the point where it's causing

you to feel anxious about going to school, keeping you up at night, or interfering with your life in any other negative

way, seek help from a trusted adult. Sixth is calling local law enforcement. Certain forms of bullying can be quite

dangerous, and some are even classified as crimes. If the bullying you experience involves one of these elements, call

your local police department. Physical violence. Bullying can lead to real physical harm. If you're worried that your

health or life is in danger, call the police. Stalking and use of intimidation. If someone is violating your personal space

and intimidating you, that's a crime. http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Bullying. Finally , don't tease someone else unless

you know them well enough to understand their sense of humor. Don't spread rumors or gossip about other people -

that's a form of bullying. Don't purposely leave someone out or ignore them. Never spread pictures or information

about someone else on the internet without consent. http://www.workplacebullying.org/2009/05/04/workplace-

bullying-psychological-violence/