Stop Bullying: The Power of the Silent Bystander #shorts

as the crowd, or the word we want to focus on here is bystander. This is a word that we use when it comes to bullying that is absolutely critical. Yes, there will be sometimes unfortunately bullying in every single school. I actually I'm so glad to work with schools across the country and even outside the country. Every school will have incidents. And in every incident there's going to be the victim. That's the person who's being bullied. And there's going to be the bystander. That's the person who sees the bullying. He's not the bully. He's not the person being bullied, the victim, but he is observing it. He sees it. He hears it. And the bystander, especially if it's a group of people, have the greatest co-op, the greatest strength to influence the environment of the class. The group has tremendous co-op to influence. For the good, and for the opposite, too. And we have to be aware of that, which means the greatest single most impactful, effective anti-bullying campaign strategy is that the class doesn't stand for bullying. And makes it known. That the grade, or the school, doesn't stand for bullying and makes it known.