BULLYING
Solutions
What are the solutions to bullying that we can all engage in?
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Tolerance
Accept and appreciate others whether they are different from you or not.
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Treat Others theWay YouWant to be Treated
Feel good about yourself based on how you treat others.
Anti-bullying Activities:
1) Group 4-5 students together.
• Ask each student to share a time when he or she
was the victim of bullying and how it made him or her feel.
• Ask each student to share a time when he or she saw bullying
occurring but did nothing. How did this make him or her feel?
• Ask each student to share a time when he or she acted
as the bully and how it made him or her feel.
2) Read The Diary of Anne Frank by Anne Frank.
• Discuss how hate and bullying played a role in the holocaust.
• Discuss how we can change our society today by embracing different
races, religions, and belief systems.
• Discuss how tolerance and respect for others can change our society.
3) Take a class trip to visit the Museum of Tolerance in person
or via the internet.
• Visit
.
• Ask the students to explore the website on their own time, choose
an exhibit that speaks to them, and share their feelings about the
exhibit with the class through writing or art.
• Discuss points in history when bullying occurred on a large scale
and discuss the impact it had on society.
• Discuss how hate and bullying can lead to dangerous
and disastrous behaviors.
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