Speech On Cyberbully

Younger children usually seem to think that confronting the bully is the best strategy, whereas older children are able to come up with more ways to deal with the situation (Rock et al., 2012). Younger kids seem to want to take action quickly, and do not take the time to come up with any other options. Older kids, however, can think about the right thing to do, like telling someone about it, or trying to get the victim or bully

Kids can be bullied for many, many reasons, for example, because their clothes are different, or they may have a learning disability, they may have something in their racial history that people don’t like, or because of their family, and so many more. Bullies may tease kids constantly about how their clothes are out of style. (This is very common around girl clicks.) Some children will exclude them from hanging out with them because they have people in their family that are from different countries. Or maybe a group will hate on a kid because they can’t read as fast as everyone else. Americans need to stand against bullying to make our nation a superior place to live.

Cyberbully: A word that you may see repeatedly in news and social media, even maybe you or your friends have been a victim of this phenomenon. A survey among 131 undergraduate students (73 female and 57 male) in a US university with an undergraduate population of less than 10000 students shows that fifty-four percent of all respondents reported knowing someone who had been cyberbullied (Walker et al.183).

is what is going on in their little heads. How at that age you think to be mean and bully others

In order to target the problems starting at this tender age there is need for adult intervention. It is first and foremost the part of the parents to raise their children in a loving, nurturing environment. It is the parents? job to assure their child that it is not his fault for being picked on, and that there is nothing wrong with him, but that it is a problem for the bully. In order to stop this parents should teach their child to first ignore what the bully is saying and he might give up. If not then parents can help their kids figure out the best way to verbally confront the bully. In some instances children have used humor when facing a bully, and it has actually worked. One child got the bully to laugh so much that they actually became friends (Fried & Fried, 2006). Parents could actually confront the bully themselves, or the bully?s parents, both of which may lead to a more dangerous situation. This is not advised unless completely necessary, or unless the parents know each other well. Of course above all, being a role model to children will teach them better than anything parents can try to say. Educators and psychologists both think that the breakdown of traditional family structure of a two parent home has a great deal to do with children becoming violent (Unger, 2006).

When they witness someone being bullied, a bystander’s first instincts are to remain silent and try to slip away from the bully as he/she throws another student against a locker or calls them names and teases them for being “different.” Although the child may empathize with the person being targeted, they retaliate to avoid embarrassment if they speak up, or they may feel as though they do not have the power or social status to challenge and to change what they are witnessing. Other assumptions why kids don’t get involved is because they may not want to become the next target, they have been told to “mind their own business” in the past or fear the reputation of

Dear Eric, if you want to get rid of the bully you should do the following. As stated in the paragraph you are getting bullied over the phone because of your bad grades. The first thing you should do is just don’t text back. When you don’t text back the bully will give up and stop bugging you. Also the article states that

Children who are bullied are at risk for anxiety, loneliness, low self-esteem, depression, alcohol and drug use, running away, social withdrawal, and poor academic performance. The child that is a bully is. likely to get into fights or get injured from a fight, vandalize or steal property, drink, smoke, drop out of school and become a criminal. Whether a victim or the bully, both have unfavorable outcomes. To change the bullying culture there are some important things that need to happen. Children need a positive way to feel, this does not mean that all players win rather it means that strengths need to be recognized and encouraged. We need to teach children how to use their leadership skills to build others instead of tearing them down. Teaching our children to have empathy early can develop life skills of understanding and compassion, ultimately changing the way our children look at each other as well as how they respond to each other will change the culture. Writing in Fifty-Two Sundays, Michael Brown suggests “We, as a country, need to take the time to understand what is really happening in the bullying debate so that we can take action that will actually help the

Kid’s everyday get bullied, made fun of, and teased. Being bullied is not a good feeling, it takes away your self-esteem and often leads to depression. Sometimes it goes far enough that kids choose take their own life because of the things that are happening at school. Another thing is their body image or reputation, some care to much about how they look and what people think of them. They get into binge eating, weight loss pills, and many other harmful things to their bodies. Finally, there is peer pressure, friends persuade people to do things they normally wouldn’t do. They are easy to be manipulated because of the friendship the two have. Peer pressure can really hurt yourself and others. The result can be drugs, alcohol, or even sexual

When it comes to bullying nearly everyone has heard of the old saying, “kids will be kids.” This was during the time when this behavior only happened on the playground. With a changing society the term bullying has also been altered. No single factor puts a child at risk of being bullied or bullying others. Bullying can happen anywhere. The term bullying is defined as, “unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real

Bullying can often lead a person(most often kids) into a mindset full of pain and confusion. many kids that

Have you ever wondered why the bully bullies? 8 of you said you were bullied and 5 of you were bullies. Well, believe it or not the bully needs the same help than the bullied. They are in different sides of the problem but still they both have a problem. We can’t forget that we are talking about kids, about human beings.

With school-aged children, bullying more frequently happens while they are at school, or afterward when the students are not being supervised by their teacher in places like the cafeteria, bus, lockers, playground or neighborhood. Now that kids have access to online technology, bullying can also happen on the internet. With this in mind, teachers must now research and understand what bullying is, and develop methods to help fight against bullying. Bullying is the aggressive, unwanted behavior that occurs between kids of all ages. Children that bully are using the power they believe they have over other kids to try to control and harm them. Bullying can happen via verbal, social, or physical abuses, such as name-calling, threats, spreading rumors, isolation, embarrassment, spitting, hitting, destroying personal things, etc. In order to be considered bullying, these bad behaviors are repeated over time.

In this newspaper article, the author helps the reader understand and how to treat cyber bullying. The author explains what bullying is and how it is modernized to become cyber bullying. The article informs the reader of main point, in a brief but effective description about recognizing and treating cyber bullying. The author show great statistical research on her topic but not enough the emotional appeal. It provides good use to my research because of the extensive use on how it should be treated.

Have you ever bullied someone before or are you a victim of being bullied? Well, bullying is described as an immoral and aggressive behaviour where it has an impact on one person to another. This is caused by people assuming they are dominant, superior in age or position. The bully also brings that unnatural anger on someone and tries to victimised them so that they can feel good about themselves. Bullying can occur in a range of places from schools to public places, even at home. Now these days technology is also a problem because of cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is becoming an infamous territory to battle their victims as it is often used to humiliate them on social media. As a result, we can say that schools’ bullies have become a huge problem these days. The concept of a bully is that some students who lack in specific qualities in the eyes of the bully is a target for them in order for them to become popular. To be honest, bullying is a bad sign which results in lowering victim’s emotions and this may lead to mental illnesses such as depression and suicidal attempts. Actually, bullying to be present in school should not be tolerated in every possible way because it is violating a person’s human rights. This speech talks about the causes and the consequences of bullying as well the opinions to persuade you to be against bullying in schools and in general.