Types of bullying
This lesson will recap what we mean by stereotyping and bullying.
Types of bullying
This lesson will recap what we mean by stereotyping and bullying.
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Key learning points
- Definition and examples
- Bystander intervention
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- Contains subject matter which individuals may find upsetting.
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Adult supervision suggested.
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3 Questions
Q1.
Read this definition of bullying - a word is missing - choose the correct word from the options below 'Bullying is ________________ that hurts someone else'
action
speech
stupidity
Q2.
A bully wants an audience
False
Q3.
Which of these explain how bullying occurs
Physical and emotional
Physical and verbal
Verbal and emotional
4 Questions
Q1.
Which of the following are types of bullying?
Emotional Bullying
Physical Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Q2.
Which of these are examples of verbal bullying?
Hitting or kicking someone
Laughing at people behind their back
Posting photographs of the person online
Spreading rumours about someone
Q3.
What is a bystander?
Someone who is nowhere near the event when it is happening
Q4.
What might happen to bystanders if they don't stop bullying?
Bullying may get worse as the bully has an audience
Other people may copy the bully
They may be victims in the future