What is?

Bullying can often be detrimental to the victims. You do not always have the strength of will to denounce. Although there are campaigns and laws is not always what is needed to fight but to educate abusers, because many problems and conflicts sometimes arise from the house.

Article 1-  What to do about bullying?

Summary:

Everyone agrees bullying is a problem, but there are strong disagreements among educators, students, politicians, psychologists, parents and residents concerned about what to do about. While some want policies that specifically target the thugs. The Catholic Church opposes anti-bullying legislation. The bullies suffer from low self-esteem, think they are better than others and feel more able to play violent video games or competitive sport. As Truman Spring said "But what you really need to have programs and support within the schools to create sensitivity, develop tolerance and knowledge of the students."

Prince George Citizen.  (2012, Jun 05). What to do about bullying. p. 6. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1019078007?accountid=44858

Article 2-  Anti-Bullying Campaign - Day 1, what is bullying?

Summary:

Bullying is when someone keeps doing or saying things to have power over another person. He says things about their culture, their religion or skin color. The schoolyard is an access point for intimidation, but can occur anywhere. It spreads rumors about them, perhaps in the internal network or via text message. Some people think that bullying is just a way for young people to learn to defend themselves. Doing nothing is like saying that bullying is okay.

The Southland Times. (2009, Jun 15). Anti-bullying campaign - day 1; what is bullying. p. D.6. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/330975326?accountid=44858