ABC's Bullying
By Alexis JaDoul
What To Do and Ideas
A - M
Brave: Be brave and help stand up to the bully for someone or yourself.
Carefully: Carefully approach the situation in a calm fashion then yell at the bully.
Drama: Don't go around telling everyone what happened without permission.
Eye-witness: If you're the eye-witness, act or tell an adult.
Figure out: Try and understand wants going on before you do anything.
Group: If a group of people are bullying one or couple people, you can help and stand up to the group of bullies.
Hurry: Don't wait days after it happens, try telling that day or the next day.
Immature: Don't be immature if you're going to stand up.
Joke: Even if the bully says its a joke, still tell someone, it could still hurt the victim.
Knowledge: Use common sense when standing up, don't be a bully back.
Lifelong: Being bullied can scar someone for life, be reminded by the bad things.
Moment: It may only be a moment someone is getting bullied but it can happen often.
Being the Eye-witness
Group of People
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N - Z
Open: Open a helping hand to the victim, make sure they know you're there for them.
Place: Remember where the bullying took place at and the time to report it for later.
Quit: Quit the bully(s) from saying hurtful words.
Reanalyze: Reanalyze the problem after to remember what happened so you can clearly tell an adult.
Study: Study wants going on and try planing out the outcome.
Try: At least try and act and help someone being bullied.
Unique: Everyone is different, deal with it.
Volume: Use a low volume, a voice level of around 2, so the bully can hear you.
Words: Words can hurt as much as physical pain. That's why words should be punished too.
X-out: X-out any hurtful comments you hear. Get the person to stop saying anything that maybe hurtful.
Zero: Zero tolerance if the bully has excuses.