powerpoint for bullies

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It Hurts ©ESP at FMM Production

What is Bullying? : 

What is Bullying? Bullying is conscious, wilful and deliberate hostile activity, intended to harm Bullying is not about anger, or even about conflict. It is about contempt – a powerful feeling of dislike toward someone considered worthless and inferior or undeserving of respect.

The Bullying Triangle : 

The Bullying Triangle What is the Bullying Triangle? The Bully The Bullied The Bystander Bullying 3D © Wahhaab Qureshi 2010

The Bullying Triangle (cont.) : 

The Bullying Triangle (cont.) The Bullying Triangle consists of 3 “B” people: Bully, Bullied and Bystander The triangle is a cycle of Bullying because: The Bully has usually been bullied The Bullied is very likely to be a Bully in the future The Bystander is also very likely to be a Bully when viewing this behaviour

The Bully : 

The Bully Bullies come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have things in common The 4 Markers of a Bully: 1. An imbalance of power 2. Intent to harm 3. Threat of further aggression 4. When bullying escalates unabated – terror

The Bullied : 

The Bullied The one thing that all kids who are bullied have in common is that a bully or a bunch of bullies has targeted them. Each one was singled out to be the object of scorn, and thus the recipient of bullying.

The Bullied (cont.) : 

The Bullied (cont.) Some Warning Signs of being Bullied: An abrupt lack of interest in school Steals money from home Has physical injuries not consistent with explanation Is hungry after school Enjoys being alone or prefers to hang with adults Does something out of character Has stomach-aches, headaches, panic attacks, and is unable to sleep

The Bystander : 

The Bystander Bystanders are third group of players in this tragedy. They are the supporting cast, who aid and support the bully. Because of this support for the bully they too are likely to bully.

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Bullies Not Welcome Here