Bullying

Bullying

1. It is a form of abuse

   • Bullying
   • Participate
     • Agressors
       • They can be
         • Active
           • They have direct contact with the victim
         • Can have power
       • It is person who performs an agression physical or mental
     • Victim
       • Do not
       • It is person who soffers damage
     • Spectators
       • They are the accomplices of the aggressions

2. Bullying can be

   • Physical
     • Is characterized by agressive behavior that includes blows
   • Verbal
     • Is characterized because the harasser expresses cruel words, insults, threats, intimidation and jokes
   • Online
     • Is the harassment produced throungh social networds, text messages and emails

3. Causes and consequences of bullying

   • Causes
     • Individual the child who assaults others who have experienced aggressions within their environment, be it family, school or social. This child feels superior to being able to exercise his violence with others
       • Family An aggressive child manifests this behavior when presenting within his family nucleus an environment with absence of attention and lack of affective bonds
         • School environment. In a school with lack of vigilance, order, discipline, and absence of coordination and collaboration between teachers with the absence of limits.
   • consequences
     • In the aggressor
       • The child aggressor will find the decrease in their school performance, lack of positive relationships with their peers, can develop criminal behavior in the future.
     • In the victim
       • The consequences suffered by the victim are greater, there is a low esteem, school failure is evident, shows signs of anxiety, fear or phobia at school, emotional disorders, develops an insecure personality, the worst of the consequences is that Take the child as a means of escape in the face of so much violence, suicide

Imagens e arquivos do mapa

• Anti Bullying Animated Short Film Project (Incorporar)
• Types of bullying (Incorporar)
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• Bullying: Causes and effects (Incorporar)