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Can You Prevent Bullying in Your Classroom?
Imagine this: in your class, one of the students is constantly being teased and bullied by the classmates. This is a serious problem that can cause irreparable damage to this student’s self-esteem and emotional well-being. But you can change it!
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Can You Prevent Bullying in Your Classroom?
What changes in a child's behavior may indicate bullying?
The child becomes more emotional and open.
The child begins to show aggression and isolation.
The child becomes more active and sociable.
What physical signs are more likely to indicate bullying?
The appearance of bruises and scratches on the child's body.
More frequent colds and illnesses.
Fatigue and decreased academic performance at school.
Your student has witnessed an incident of bullying in the classroom. How will you respond to this situation?
Ask the student not to interfere and just observe.
Arrange a class lesson on bullying awareness and discuss why it is unacceptable.
Tell the student to forget about it and not pay attention to it.
Your student has confessed that he/she has become a participant in incidents of bullying in the classroom. How will you help him/her change behavior?
Punish him/her and throw out of the class
Conduct a one-on-one conversation with him/her to understand the reasons for this behavior and help change it.
Simply ignore this information and hope that he/she will figure it out on his own.
Your student has become actively working on developing soft skills and is showing positive changes. How will you reward him/her?
Don't reward him/her, that's his/her responsibility.
Praise him/her in front of the class.
Just tell him/her he's doing a good job.
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