Bullying - Four Actions You Can Do
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Types of Bullying
By Rebecca Ray
Here at Storyboard That, we have found that by using storyboards to create role-playing scenarios, students can better see the effects and characteristics of bullying. Through interactive lessons, you can help change student mindsets from “bullying is a problem” to “bullying is a problem, and I can do something about it”.
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Storyboard Description
Four actions students can take to stop bullying today.
Storyboard Text
- LISTEN
- I haven't been feeling safe around here anymore..
- Why not? What's wrong? Tell me, I am here to listen.
- REMIND
- … you are perfect the way you are. It's the person who is bullying you who needs help.
- GET INFORMED
- Bullying is not a victim-less crime; know that your efforts can make a positive impact. If you are able to help someone deal with bullying, you will have done a wonderful act of kindness for a friend, acquaintance, or stranger.
- TELL SOMEONE
- Principal Ross, I need to speak with you. My friend is being bullied, but he doesn't want you to know.
- Let the person who has been bullied speak.
- Tell the person who has been bullied that it's not their fault, and they did not do anything to bring on this behavior.
- Get and give advice, talk about ways to proceed, what steps you should take, and be sensible.
- Inform the school, or in extreme cases, call the police.
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