Definition of Bullying Edond Public Schools定义的欺凌爱德蒙公立学校.ppt

Please seat yourselves in groups of 5-6. An Overview of Bullying Think of the most tolerant person in your building. What behavior would s/he have to be aware of before intervening? Think of the least tolerant person in your building. What behavior would s/he have to be aware of before intervening? Write the behaviors on the Post-It Notes.Most Tolerant - Least Tolerant Violence Continuum Think About1. As a student in your building, what bullying behavior could you get away with at least half the time?2. Why is this true?3. What is the most frequent bullying behavior involving kids on kids that you observe in your building? Definition of Violence: Definition of Harassment:Harassment in itself means to trouble, worry or torment, with repeated questions or attacks. The victim feels hassled and becomes very frustrated, as the harassment may be a continuous event. EPS Board Policy # 4420R Definition of Intimidation:Intimidation involves making someone else afraid, intentionally making her/him timid, or forcing her/him in some manner by using threats of violence. Definition of Bullying:Bullying is aggressive behavior or intentional harming of another person. Bullying occurs within an interpersonal relationship characterized by an imbalance of power that involves exploitation of a less powerful person by one seeking an unfair advantage. It is repeated over time.  EPS Board Policy # 4420R Physical Bullying:Harm to another student’s person or property (threatening harm or gestures, tripping, hitting, starting fights, extortion, assaulting with a weapon, homicide.) Emotional Bullying:Harm to another’s self worth using remarks, insulting gestures, harassing/frightening phone calls, challenging in public. Social Bullying:Harm to another’s group acceptance by gossiping, playing tricks, spreading rumors, racial insults, exclusion tactics, arranging public humiliation, undermining other relationships, rui