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CAIU Policy . CAIU Policy . Bullying/Cyber Bullying. When our children leave for school, we should feel confident that they will be safe. . Reality is however, today’s students feel less safe at school than every before. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CAIU Policy

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CAIU Policy

Bullying/Cyber Bullying

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When our childrenleave for school, we

should feel confident that they will be safe.

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Reality is however, today’s students feel

less safe at schoolthan every before.

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FACT:According to the

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children …

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FACT:According to the

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children …“160,000 students each day refuse to go to school because they fear the physical and verbal aggression by their peers.”

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FACT:According to the

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children …“160,000 students each day refuse to go to school because they fear the physical and verbal aggression by their peers.”Also,“Many more attend school in a chronic state of anxiety and depression.”

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…• 56% of students

have felt they were bullied at school.

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…• 56% of students

have felt they were bullied at school.

• “The way they look” or “body size” are the most common reasons for being bullied.

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…• 9 out of 10 LGBT

youth have been verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation.

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

• A bullying victim is TWICE as likely to take their own life as someone who has not been bullied.

• 9 out of 10 LGBT youth have been verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation.

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

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FACT:• 57% of students

who are harassed don’t report the incident to school officials.

According to “DoSomething.org

”…

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FACT:• 57% of students

who are harassed don’t report the incident to school officials.

According to “DoSomething.org

”…

• 60% of students say they don’t report it because they feel nothing will be done.

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…• 25% of middle

school students don’t feel school is a safe place

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FACT: According to “DoSomething.org

”…

• Rules of conduct, smaller class sizes and fair discipline practices are features schools can utilize to help hinder bullying.

• 25% of middle school students don’t feel school is a safe place

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What affects does bullying have?In a 2012 article by The

Royal College of Psychiatrists…

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What affects does bullying have?In a 2012 article by The

Royal College of Psychiatrists…

Being bullied can seriously affect a child’s physical and mental health. These affects can include:

o Feelings of sadness and lonelinesso Lack of confidence o Depressiono Physical complaints o School avoidance

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What can be done to help?Parents, teachers and other adult/ professionals can offer help in a variety of ways.

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What can be done to help?

o Be open to the possibility that the child may be a victim of bullying.

o Listen to the child and take them seriously.

o Avoid blaming the child for the action of others.

Parents, teachers and other adult/ professionals can offer help in a variety of ways.

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What can be done to help?

o Reassure the child they were right to report the incident.

o Report the incident properly.o Talk with the child about methods of

resolving the problem.

Parents, teachers and other adult/ professionals can offer help in a variety of ways.

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Unfortunately, bullies

are now using technology

to attack their victims.

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Cyber-Bullying has become an

increasinglypopular method.

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Although the results aresimilar, there are many

differences betweenface-to-face Bullying and Cyber-Bullying.

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In a 2010 study

by Charity

Beat Bullying,

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In a 2010 study

by Charity

Beat Bullying, “nearly half of suicides among 10 –

14 year olds were due to bullying”.

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According to the support group Make Beats Not

Beat Downs;

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According to the support group Make Beats Not

Beat Downs;

“Harassment and bullying have been

linked to 75% of school-shooting

incidents”

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It’s easy to stand back and pretend bullying doesn’t

occur.

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It’s easy to do nothing if you aren’t

the one being bullied.

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We all need to realize that if we aren’t part of the solution, we are

part of the PROBLEM.

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Don’t stand by….STAND UP!!

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Bullying is wrong…

IT NEEDS TO STOP!

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" If everyone cared and nobody cried If everyone loved and nobody lied If everyone shared and swallowed their pride Then we'd see the day when nobody died”

“If Everyone Cared” by Nickelback

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For more information, contact the Capital Area

Intermediate Unit or online at CAIU.ORG