Category: Bullying

In the public service announcement (PSA) video Stop bullying, the subject matter is presented bluntly and shockingly. The forty-seven-second clip shows a high school girl receiving an aggressive text message from her peers, criticizing her appearance. Such statements are prevalent among young people who tend to place a high value on how people look and…

Table of Contents Introduction The Issue and Related External Stressors Assessment Strategies and Ethical Parameters Support Options Conclusion References Introduction The problem of school bullying is widely discussed by modern researchers since it affects a great number of teenagers annually. Speaking about the key characteristics of the issue, it is pivotal to note that bullying…

Introduction Attention Getter When we think about school, we think about the learning process, bonding with classmates, maintaining meaningful relationships, and achieving academic goals. State Topic What often remains out of the frame of this idealistic picture is ostracizing, insults, and pushes that are still way too common in school environments. Bullying is an umbrella…

Table of Contents Introduction Part I: Bullying and the School System Part II: School System Evaluation Part III: Schools Influence on Bullying Conclusion References Introduction Contemporary social problems occupy a significant place in the lives of numerous people and societies. Considering the wide variety of social issues that prevent numerous individuals from maintaining a high…

Table of Contents Introduction What Is Bullying? How Bullying Affects the Adult Life Conclusion Annotated Bibliography Introduction The problem of school bullying has been addressed on different levels, including political, economic, cultural, juridical, educational, and many others. The causes of bullying vary, but they lead to severe issues that can remain unresolved for years. Bullying…

Table of Contents Introduction Literature Review Research-Based Intervention Conclusion References Introduction Disabled persons fall within the category of marginalized or underserved populations in many communities. In learning institutions, school-going children with such physical, emotional, or cognitive challenges find it hard to achieve their goals when there are cases of abuse. Bullying has become a systemic…

Table of Contents Introduction Student bullying Why bullying happens Who does bullying? Is experience linked to bullying? Effects of bullying What has been done? Measures to be taken to deter bullying Reference List Introduction Bullying is an undesirable word commonly encountered in schools and at workplaces. Bullying is associated with the abusive behavior of an…

Introduction Bullying in schools is a growing concern all over the world. Violence and insults cause psychological harm not only to victims but also to bullies. Students who get abused often feel insecure at school and dream of a safe place to go. In turn, those who insult their classmates may suffer from a lack…

Bullies are people with the prevailing antisocial behavior of getting under others skin and converting them to be their helpers (Besag, 2009). How and why on earth would one child bully another? Well, someone can be wondering what they gain by making others their subjects. Bullying can exist in different forms which including physical, verbal,…

Introduction Bullying refers to the consistent and deliberate actions used by individuals to undermine others. Such actions aim to cause distress and provoke the victims since they are perceived to be powerless. In schools, bullying poses a danger to young students since it creates an uncomfortable environment for them to learn and thrive while pursuing…