Bullying is a form of aggressive behaviour that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. It is often repeated and can cause long-term damage to the victim..pptx

bullying

1. Teacher: Paula Pires Students: Lara Reyes Diana Araújo

2. Bullying is a form of aggressive behaviour that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. It is often repeated and can cause long-term damage to the victim.

3. Types of Bullying 1 Physical Bullying ​ This involves hitting, kicking, tripping, or pushing a victim, as well as taking or damaging their belongings.​ 2 Verbal Bullying These are words that are used to hurt, demean, or disgrace someone such as name-calling, teasing, or insulting.​ 3 Social Bullying This type of bullying involves intentionally excluding someone from a group, spreading rumours, or ignoring the victim. 4 Relational Focuses on damaging someone's reputation or relationships​

4. Effects of Bullying​ 1 Mental Health May lead to anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem​ 2 Academic Impact​ Victims often experience a decline in academic performance due to stress and avoidance of school.​ 3 Physical Health​ Could cause headaches, stomach aches, and sleeping difficulties​

5. Signs of Bullying​ 1 2 3 Emotional Changes ​ Withdrawal Physical Signs Look for signs of anxiety, depression, mood swings, or sudden changes in behaviour.​ Unexplained injuries, torn clothing, or frequent headaches or stomach aches could indicate a problem. Isolation, loss of interest in activities, or a sudden drop in academic performance may suggest bullying.​

6. Preventing Bullying​ Education Implementing anti-bullying programs in schools and community settings can help raise awareness and promote empathy.​ Supervision ​ Creating a safe environment by increasing adult supervision in areas where bullying is likely to occur.​ Support Systems ​ Developing support systems for victims and bullies to address their experiences and behaviours.

7. Dealing with Bullying​ Education Supervision ​ 1 2 3 Confide in Someone Self-Care Seek Help Engage in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. Managing stress is key to coping with the effects of bullying. Don't hesitate to seek support from mental health professionals or authorities to address the situation. Talk to a trusted friend, family member, or professional to express your feelings and experiences

8. Role of Parents and Educators 1 2 3 Education Intervention Support Parents and educators play a vital role in teaching children empathy, kindness, and the importance of reporting bullying. Providing a supportive and open environment where children feel comfortable discussing their experiences and emotions. Intervening in a bullying situation promptly and teaching conflict resolution and positive communication skills.

9. Importance of Raising Awareness ​ Education Supervision ​ 1 2 3 Empowerment Prevention Support Helps in preventing future bullying incidents Shows support for victims and survivors Empowers bystanders to take action

10. Teacher: Paula Pires Students: Lara Reyes Diana Araújo