冬季养生小常识 冬季养生之道PPT.ppt

CORE SLIDE Kris Siekert Addition Changes in second bullet from sentences to ideas --- look to simplify if possible Please note that the following PowerPoint is referenced in the May 2004 CQ article under Key Messages. Please check this article for references. Also note the following resources: /cspv/blueprints/model/programs/details/BPPdetails.html /cspv/safeschools/bullying/overview.html This slide may be deleted prior to use of the presentation. QQ宝 BULLYING A Preventable Threat to Our Children Bullying unnecessarily traumatizesmillions of children and youth every year. FACTS ABOUT BULLYING Bullying is a common form of violence in our society. Between 15 and 30 percent of students are bullies or victims. A study of over 15,000 6-10th graders estimates that 3.7 million youths engage in moderate or serious bullying each year. more than 3.2 million are victims of moderate or serious bulling each year. (American Medical Association, 2001) BULLY Repeatedly directs physical, verbal or psychological aggression or harassment towards others who cannot defend themselves, with the goal of gaining power or dominating another individual. More prevalent in boys than girls, though this difference decreases when considering indirect aggression (such as verbal threats). VICTIM Repeatedly is exposed to aggression from peers in the form of physical attacks, verbal assaults, or psychological abuse. More likely to be boys and weaker (physically and socially) than peers. Generally do not have many, if any good friends and may display poor social skills and academic difficulties in school. BYSTANDER Stands by and watches as another student is the victim of bullying. Does nothing to intervene in the situation even though they experience discomfort. Generally motivated by a fear of becoming a victim themselves if they stand up for the victim. May even encourage the bullying by egging the bully on. Bullying affects a child’s ability to be successful in school. FACTS ABOUT BULLYING