Bullying

A deliberate act to hurt, intimidate, or coerce someone perceived as vulnerable.

Types of Bullying

Different forms in which bullying can manifest.

Involves physical harm or threat, such as hitting or pushing.

Includes teasing, name-calling, and insults.

Spreading rumors, embarrassing someone, or exclusion.

Bullying via digital platforms, like social media or texting.

The impact it has on individuals and society.

Can lead to anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem.

Victims may experience drop in grades and loss of interest in school.

Difficulty in forming relationships and social isolation.

May result in continued victimization or perpetration of bullying.

Ways to prevent and react to bullying.

Teaching empathy and the effects of bullying in schools and communities.

Implementing clear rules and policies against bullying.

Creating support systems for victims and bullies, including counseling.

Encouraging parents to talk to their children about bullying.

The double-edged sword of digital advancement.

Easy access to victims and wide audience through social media.

Using software to detect and prevent cyberbullying.

Utilization of online platforms to spread anti-bullying messages.

Online communities and resources offering help to bullying victims.