Do You Bully?
Think the person bullying is the big, tough kid on the playground who pushes everyone around? Could be, but it can also be the cheerleader, the student council member, or the quiet kid. A lot of times, people think that appearance defines someone who bullies, but you can’t tell who bullies just by looking at them. Students who bully can be any size, age, gender or grade.
Then what does define someone who bullies?
The answer: It’s their BEHAVIOR. It’s bullying when someone uses words or action to hurt or harm someone else and that person has a hard time defending themselves.
Sometimes kids who bully might think that it’s cool, fun or just “no big deal”, but think about it — what is cool or fun about hurting someone? Name calling, tripping someone, laughing at them, leaving them out, ignoring them on purpose—how can hurting someone possibly be “no big deal?”
If kids think about why they are bullying, they can then deal with those reasons and change their behavior. You want cool? Now that’s cool.
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Do You Bully
The more boxes you checked, the more likely it is you are bullying. To learn more, read these tips below, then check out some great ideas on how to stop bullying.
- Talk to your mom or dad or someone else that you trust.
- Think about how it feels to be bullied — sad, scared, alone — is that how you want someone to feel?
- Consider what it would be like if it happened to you.
- Know that there are school and communities policies against bullying — and that there are consequences.
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Do You Bully?
Read each of the following questions and check the box next to anything that you may have done or felt. These items apply to what happens at school and online, such as text messages, gaming, or social media posts. If you need help, ask your mom or dad!
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