Good afternoon. My name is Leydi.

And I going to talk

about the bullying.
Definition: Bullying refers to all forms of physical, verbal
or psychological abuse that occurs between students,
repeatedly over time.

Bullying usually takes place in the classroom and in the

schoolyard. This type of violence affects children
between 12 and 15 years, but may extend to other
ages.

The assailant or stalker annoys his victim in different

ways, in the face of the silence or complicity of other
colleagues. Usually the conflict begins with taunts that
become systemic and can lead to stroke or physical
aggression.
Types:
Physical bullying
Psychological bullying
Verbal bullying
Social bullying

CyberBullying: With the penetration of new

technologies, the existence of such acts, involving
cyber harass other people, are becoming more
frequent. Acts of humiliation are generated through
various channels, such as social networks, websites,
blogs, and messaging services.

Characteristics of a student who applies Bullying.

1. Bullies are hot-headed and impulsive. They don't
think a situation through or consider
consequences.
2. Bullies like to dominate others and feel as if he or
she is the "boss".
3. Bullies have difficulty respecting rules and
believe they do not need to follow the rules.
4. Bullies lack empathy. In other words they do not
consider the feeling of others.
5. Bullies often enjoy causing pain to others.
6. Bullies believe they are not responsible for their
actions and blame others.

Characteristics of a bully victim.

 Shy or socially isolated. A student who bullies may

select another student who has few or no friends
on his or her side.

Insecure and sensitive.

Physically weaker than the student who is the

bully. More often this factor applies to boys.

Disabled physically, developmentally, or have a

learning disability.

Who are the members of bullying?

The aggressor: They are usually children who want to
lead groups, to be recognized. Harassment occurs
regardless of sex. In general, the perpetrator is a
person who seeks recognition and acceptance. In
many cases, it has a past of abuse in his family.

The victim: Regarding victims are usually very

obedient children, quiet, introverted, with self-esteem
an issue that probably comes from violent

environments. Like the aggressor, the gender is not

decisive.

Observers or witnesses: Is anyone who is not

involved either as a victim or as an Aggressor, but it is
present.

How do I prevent it?

Know and listen to children and adolescents to
adequately address issues such as bullying.
Devote quality time for than are feeling important
in the family, loved and trusted.
Be alert to any sign that reflects a situation of
violence, either not wanting to go to school,
changes in routine or mood in children and
adolescents.
Canalize before the Board of Protection of
Children and Adolescents any case of threat or
violence to their rights.