I talk about bullying in class.
What is bullying?¿?
Bullying is the deliberate and continuous physical or psychological abuse of a child by another or others, who behave cruelly for the purpose of subjecting and frightening him or her in order to obtain a favorable outcome for the bully or simply to satisfy the need to attack and destroy that these usually present.
Bullying implies a continuous repetition of teasing or aggression and can lead to social exclusion of the victim.
Characteristics:
- Teasing, threats, physical attacks, systematic isolation, etc
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- It tends to originate problems that are repeated and prolonged for a certain time.
- It is usually caused by a student, supported by a group, against a victim who is defenseless.
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- The victim develops fear and rejects the context in which he suffers violence; Loss of confidence in oneself and in others, and decreased school performance.
- It diminishes the capacity of moral understanding and empathy of the aggressor, while a reinforcement of a violent style of interaction takes place.
- It reduces the quality of life of the environment in which it occurs: difficulty achieving objectives and increase of problems and tensions.
Types
- Physical: pushing, kicking, aggression with objects,
- Verbal: insults and motes.
- Psychological: undermine the individual's self-esteem and foster a sense of fear.
- Social: seeks to isolate the youth from the rest of the group and colleagues.
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