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    EFFECTS OF BULLYING The SHORT TERM effects of bullying are: * Low self-confidence * Depression * Suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts * Abnormal fears and worries * Sleep disorders * Nervous habits * Frequent crying * Bed-wetting * Poor appetite or digestive problems * School problems * Rage This is a suicide note: "Dear Mommy and Daddy‚ All of my life i have been teased‚harassed and pushed around. I can’t stand it anymore. I love you all very

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    Bullying is still a very big problem these days‚ with the ever increasing growth of the internet and internet-connected electronics‚ it seems to be only getting worse. With new technological advances‚ comes new forms of bullying. One can now be bullied‚ virtually everywhere! Such as social networking sites‚ email‚ school‚ cellphones‚ and even at his/her own home. Their are 5 main forms of bullying today‚ and those are: Physical bullying‚ Emotional Bullying‚ Sexual bullyingCyber bullying‚ and Racial

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    BULLYING – 333 – OUTCOME 5.1 / 5.2 /5.3 Bullying is intentional harmful behavior initiated by one or more students and directed toward another student. Bullying exists when a student with more social and/or physical power deliberately dominates and harasses another who has less power. Bullying is unjustified and typically repeated. • Bullying differs from conflict. Two or more students can have a disagreement or a conflict. Bullying involves a power imbalance element where a bully targets

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    Research Paper: Bullying Abstract: This paper explores how bullying has become a serious pandemic in schools all across the United States. Bullying has even evolved in to something that a student can’t escape once they leave school but it has developed in to cyber bullying‚ where the torment continues online. This paper also talks about the changes that are being implemented in the last decade to combat against bullying and addressing solutions to this dread full pandemic. Each day children

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    Bullying Bullying is an aggressive behavior among children and adults‚ and it has been characterized as repetitive. Bullying has different forms of taking action‚ verbal (name calling)‚ physical (hitting‚kicking‚ punching) or relational (deliberateexclusion from a group‚ spreading of malicious rumours) (Lines‚2007). Bullying occurs in all schools‚ some work places and there is also cyberbullying (Healey‚ 2011). Victims are affected by bullying in many different ways‚ to the extent of commiting

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    Taylor Wolf English 98 Bryan Henery 10 October 2011 Bullying in Schools Innocent adolescents are losing their lives‚ friends‚ and family because they don’t seem to “fit in”. Since when has it been so wrong to be different or stand out? Nowadays bullies make it seem like it’s a crime to be an outcast. Bullying starts by a group of kids who decide to pick on who they believe is an outsider. Many schools don’t see that bullying is a big issue and should be stopped immediately. Instead‚ it takes

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    BULLYING Bullying is not something easy to deal with. The victim may not know what to do‚ to tell someone or to just let the bullying happen. The bystanders may not know what to do either‚ to tell an adult or to stop it themselves. The bully may not know what exactly to do either‚ to keep on bullying or to stop because of common sense. Who can really help the victim is the victim itself. Why? If the victim wants to stop it‚ they could ask an adult’s help. But if the bullying gets too far‚ then

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    24‚ 2013 Bullying The main factor for teen suicide Have you ever been personally injured by another person? Or maybe not having your head forced into a toilet‚ but verbally offended? The matter of bullying can be quite serious when it comes to this day in time. The effects bullying can have on its victims is something that may last throughout their lives‚ or something that may end their life. In this research paper I am going to explore the main factor that contributes to teen suicide and figure

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    Bullying can be found in every school in the country. It is all too often part of the way young people interact in our society. Every school must recognize its extent and impact and take steps to stop it happening. When bullying is ignored or downplayed‚ pupils will suffer ongoing torment and harassment. Most children who are bullied always commit suicide. Bullying can cause lifelong damage to victims. (A school’s failure to deal with bullying endangers the safety of all its pupils by allowing a

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    Bullying by definition is the use of force and/or verbal threats to compel a child or adolescent to do something that he or she does not wish to do. Another form of bullying can be to humiliate the victim. Usually in front of others of about the same age. In the case of male bullies they are typical larger‚ stronger‚ and older than the victim. Female bullying is different than male bullying. Girls are more likely to use words alone to torment their chosen victims‚ rather than doing physical harm

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