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While working on my blogging skills I came across this video that was suited perfectly for the topic that is being covered on this page. It was posted to Judy's Integrating Technology blog and it touches on signs and effects of Bullying in general, and I found it to be very powerful and thought it would speak volumes to others who will have the opportunity to view it as well. It gives the prospective of what it could be like for some individuals who go through their life being bullied. The video is called "To This Day Project" done by Shane Koyczan. Please take some time to check it out, and share where you see fit. (Andrea Huggins)
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It is important to understand the warning signs that a child may display if they are being bullied.
It could be the smallest thing that changes with their behavior. And these changes are becoming
increasingly more important to recognize because in most cases today it could mean saving a child's life.
Signs a Child is Being Bullied
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- Have torn, damaged, or missing pieces of clothing, books, or other belongings
- Have unexplained cuts, bruises, and scratches from fighting
- Have few, if any, friends with whom he or she spends time
- Seem afraid of going to school, walking to and from school, riding the school bus, or taking part in organized activities (such as clubs or sports) with peers
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- Have a positive attitude toward violence and the use of violent means
- Have a strong need to dominate and subdue other students and get their own way
- Be impulsive, aggressive, or easily angered
The signs that a child is being bullied can come in a variety of ways
- emotional
- academic
- social
- behavioral
Just take a look here at some more key things to look for in a child. I think this is a great tooll for parents,
What should you do if your child is diplaying signs of being a Cyber Bully
- Remember that children who bully others do so because they might also have been a victim of some type of bullying or other trauma in the past. Talking with your child about why he or she is cyber bullying is an important part of stopping the behavior.
- Explain to your child that this type of behavior will not be tolerated.
- Explain the severity of your child’s actions, and ask how he or she would feel if the behavior was reported to law enforcement, school or other authorities, or if he or she was on the receiving end of the bullying.
Some parents choose to teach their children valuable lessons by making them go public with their poor behavior, and this photo shows a perfect example of this.
Please visit this site for more warning signs and tips on if your child is a cyber bully
Ever wonder what the cycle of bullying looks like????
Now that you have an idea of what warning signs to look out for when it comes to a child being cyber bullied, or the child responsible for the cyber bullying I thought it would be nice to showcase a school activity one class used as their anti cyber bullying campaign. I thought it may be useful for some teachers out there.
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