What's Bullying
Bullying is a repeated aggressive behavior which can occur anywhere in real life (IRL) or online.All young people are in danger of being bullied at some point during their adolescence. Bullying is a major health issue and the side-effects are immediate and long-lasting.
Bullying Facts
Types of Bullying
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Verbal
Verbal bullying includes name calling, making racist, sexist or homophobic remarks or jokes, insulting, slurs, sexually suggestive comments, or abusive language of any kinds.
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Social
It involves exclusion from groups, spreading malicious rumors and stories about others, and generally alienating people from social acceptance and interaction.
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Physical
Hitting, kicking, pushing, punching, hurting, slapping, blocking, tripping. Touching in unwanted and inappropriate ways. Target a person sexually.
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Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, text messages, social media, online gaming, forums, or other apps through which people can view or share content.
Disturbing Bullying Statistics
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of students in grades 4-8 report having been harassed or bullied.
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of students surveyed report that bullying is the primary motivator of school shootings.
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of students report having witnessed bullying in their school.
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of students who are bullied do not report it.
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of US teens has experienced cyberbullying.
Dangers of Bullying
41%
developed social anxiety
37%
developed depression
26%
had suicidal thoughts
25%
deleted their social media profiles
24%
engaged in self-harm
20%
stopped using social media altogether
14%
started skipping class
9%
developed an eating disorder
9%
began abusing alcohol or drugs
Real Bullying Stories
Learn with AirDroid: How to Stop Bullying
Here are tips parents should know for bullying prevention.
Care More about Children
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Connect with your kids through quality time and affection.
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Listen supportively, take bullying seriously, and avoid blame.
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Balance screen time with outdoor activities and exercise.
Proper Education
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Role-play assertive responses to bullying at home.
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Educate your child on cyberbullying and teach them not to engage with online threats.
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Remind your child that bullying can have legal consequences.
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One day, a group of 5 knew about my Aspergers and started to torment me. They called me terrible names. some curse words, some like Little Miss Boy Scout, Jerk, Stupid, Nerd, and so on. They stole my lunch, ran away and chased me, and spread sexual rumors about me. I was driven to the point of insanity and when I got back from school one day I ran to my room and cried like crazy.


