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Indirect bullying

Victims

Direct bullying

Victim

Bully

  • Socially incompetent
  • Unpopular
  • Little confidence
  • Loneliness
  • Lower self-esteem

Indirect bullying happens when someone undermines another's reputation through rumors or gossips within their social group.

1. An indirect way of doing this would be getting another person to assault someone.

2. An indirect way would be by persuading another person to insult the victim.

3. It is difficult to get a firm grasp on what is happening quickly.

Direct tactics are those that are done directly to the victim.

1- A student persistently hits, kicks or riducules another student.

2. Some bullies use verbal language to insult or tease the victim.

3. Easy to detect.

Bullies

Cyber-bullying

  • Negative attitudes
  • Negative thoughts
  • Negative beliefs about others
  • Problematic family environment
  • Poor parental monitoring

According to Aunen (2009) "Cyber-bullying is a new form of bullying that follows students from the hallways of their schools to the privacy of their homes" (p.3)

"In the school yard, bullies would be noticed by teachers. However, online, there not any teacher watching over what is going on" (p.9)

Bullying intervention strategies

Bullying intervention strategies

How to help victims:

  • Make them understand that they must not be subject of violence.
  • Build their self-esteem is crucial.
  • Highlight their talents and strenghts.
  • Help them to cope with instances of violence.
  • Tell them to report any kind of violence.

Conclusion

How to help bullies:

  • Make them understand that bullying is wrong.
  • Explain to them the consequences of their violent behavior.
  • Explain to them that violence is not accepted neither at school or at home.
  • Help them to cope with their anger and anxiety.
  • Set policies on bullying
  • Provide opportunities for them to use their natural leadership.

What is bullying?

Argentina

  • Law Nº 26892

32% report having school supplies broken.

14% have experienced verbal bullying.

10% have been threatened by a peer.

8% have experienced social bullying.

7% have been struck by a classmate.

4.5% have been robbed by forced.

Juvonen and Graham (2010) state that bullying is "when a student is teased repeatedly in a mean and hurtful way" (p.6)

Bullying occurs not only in schools but also

in each student's home, so educators together with parents need to get involved and commit fully. Intervention must be taken

to ensure all students live in a respectful and

safe environment, and for this it is vital that

every student knows that bullying is wrong.

Types of bullying behavior

Bullying at school

  • Physical bullying:

It comprehends any action that hurts someone's body such as hitting, beating, kicking, spitting (Rigby,2007).

  • Psychological bullying:

This is the bullying that is done by means of words such as calling names, spreading rumors, teasing, intimidation, making fun of others (Rigby, 2007)

Argentine Schools: Bullying Intervention Strategies

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