Understanding Bullying: What It Is & How to Help #shorts

The topic we're going to be talking about today is bullying. Who can define bullying for me? Yeah. A person making fun of another So, one example would be someone making fun of someone else. Yeah. Place over the end of bringing yourself up. Yeah, physically hurting a person. >> Picking on someone? Picking on someone is a way to say it? >> Embarrassing Embarrassing someone. So, again, putting the person down with words. Um turning on because you really think that he's better than you. Taking someone's stuff. So, affecting other people's stuff, their belongings, taking it. Okay. So, those are all good examples of bullying. The basic idea is that you're harming another person, and often times it's being done repetitively, over and over and over again. How many people here, by a raise of hands, have witnessed, have observed bullying? Pretty much every single person raising their hand. Now, that doesn't mean that there's a lot of bullying going on around you. Could be one person bullying one other person who's the victim, but you all have observed it. The reason I asked that question is not to try to see how much bullying is going on, but actually, because if you've all observed it, then you all potentially could be part of the solution. And that's the first point I want to make.