Catch up Friday Mathematics Week two.pptx

Catch up Friday Mathematics Week two.pptx

1. Catch up Friday Week 2

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4. READING TEXT Bullying in schools is a pervasive problem that affects students worldwide. It can lead to significant emotional, psychological, and academic challenges for those involved, including the victims, the perpetrators, and even the bystanders. Understanding the nature of bullying, its effects, and the measures that can be taken to combat it is crucial for creating a safe and supportive school environment. (EDCOM 2, 2024)  Bullying is when someone does mean things to another person who feels less powerful. This happens again and again, or could happen again in the future. According to PREVNet (2024), bullying can take in many forms, including:

5. Physical Bullying : Hitting, kicking, or any form of physical aggression. 2. Verbal Bullying : Name-calling, teasing, or making inappropriate comments. 3. Social Bullying : Spreading rumors, excluding others from a group, or public humiliation. 4. Cyberbullying : Using digital platforms to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone.

6. Bullying has far-reaching effects on everyone involved: 1.Victims : Experience anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and academic challenges. In severe cases, it can lead to self-harm or suicidal thoughts. 2.Perpetrators : May develop aggressive behaviors and are at risk for substance abuse and criminal activities later in life. 3.Bystanders : Witnessing bullying can cause feelings of fear, guilt, and helplessness.  

7. Interventions to stop BULLYING   Creating a Positive School Climate: Schools should foster an environment of respect and inclusion, where diversity is celebrated, and all students feel safe. Implementing Anti-Bullying Policies: Clear rules and consequences for bullying behavior must be established and communicated to all students and staff. Education and Awareness: Teaching students about the effects of bullying and how to stand up against it through programs and workshops. Encouraging Reporting: Providing confidential ways for students to reportbullying and ensuring that reports are taken seriously and acted upon. Support Systems: Offering counseling and support for victims, as well as programs to address the behavior of bullies. Parental Involvement: Engaging parents in the conversation about bullying and equipping them with tools to recognize and address it at home