#IMPACT Week
Verbal & Physical Abuse Awareness Tuesday
1 in 7 students in grades k-12 are either a bully or a victim.
Don't laugh at me- Mark Wills by endbullying
What is Verbal bullying?
Verbal Bullying occurs when one person (the bully) uses language to gain power over his or her peers. This kind of bullying is usually the hardest to detect due to the lack in physical trace and the bully usually bullies in this form when an adult is not present. In many cases this type of bullying is associated with girls since they are not so physical.
Victims of this type of bullying lean towards substance abuse in search for comfort, or they think that they cannot cope with anymore abuse and the commit suicide. These victims are damaged emotionally and psychologically as the bullies pick at their emotional stability. -margie
"Words will never hurt me."
If words didn't hurt, bullies wouldn't use them as a weapon.
Red Tuesday
Mrs. Olivares's class stands against bullies!
Winn Silverline
The dance team stands up against bullying together.
Signs of Verbal Bullying
- reluctant to go to school
- complains about not being liked
- prolonged depression
- drop in school performance
- drastic change in eating or sleeping habits.
Against bullying/child abuse
What is Physical bullying?
In physical bullying, the victim is targeted repeatedly. Usually, the bully is superior to the victim by height or strength. This type of bullying takes in many forms:
- Hitting
- Pushing
- Tripping
- Slapping
- Spitting
- Stealing
- Sexual Assult
Signs of Physical Bullying
- unexplained injuries
- damaged possessions
- "losing" things
- skipping class
- depression
- refusing to do certain activities
- isolating oneself
- mood swings
- attempting to carry weapons
- wishing to disappear
Mrs. Camarillo's 2nd period class!
They cover their mouths to set an example to those who verbally abuse.
NO H8
Take a Stand.
Counseling done right :)
How to deal with a bully.
- Ignore the bully
- Tell an authority figure
- Remain civil
- Focus on loved ones
- Look for other sources of enjoyment
The Bully!!
She takes advantage of those younger than her
She strikes again!
The bully takes on a new victim while the others stay in the back not knowing what to do to help.
To the rescue!
Mr. Diaz searches for ways to catch the bullies and save the victims
Being bullied? Need help?
We're here to listen. We're here to help.
Website: www.1800runaway.org
Phone: 1 (800) 786 2929