Education is prevention.

Accompany others is a, accompany others means that you want to make sure to provide company to the victim. What's the feeling that a victim of bullying generally feels right when he's being bullied and right after he gets being bullied? What feeling is the victim usually feeling? Yeah? He feels like no one cares. No one cares about me. Like a nobody. Alone. No one's there for me. So what could you do as a bystander? Let's say it just finished and now you noticed it. You go up to him and you say, "Hey, don't listen [music] to him. He's being silly. Don't listen to him. What he's saying does not make sense at all. And by the way, at recess today, we're putting a game together. Come join us. I'm having some guys over to study and do Come over." Invite. Including him? That is directly helping the feeling that [music] he's feeling of alone, of loneliness. Accompany others. Be there for the victim. [music] So what's S? Steal the show. Turn it over. Turn it over. Accompany Accompany others. And lastly, coaching compassion. That means we want to be able to tell the bully, "Hey, stop." That's what we really began with. Especially if you could do it in group form. Bring a whole group together. Approach the bully. Tell the bully [music] in group form, "Hey, what you're doing is not cool. It's not okay. We don't like it. It it [music] it's it's destroying our class. Stop." And you walk away. You're coaching compassion. Bully, you got to have some compassion. You got to stop with this mean behavior. Coaching compassion. One last time? Steal the show. Turn it over. Accompany others. Coaching compassion.