Solutiontobullying

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Solution to bullying
​ Taken from  http://www.niot.org/node/6060.
 * 1) If you are being bullied: tell them to stop, get away from the situation, and tell a trusted adult.
 * 2) If you see someone being bullied, be an upstander: Tell the person to stop, get a trusted adult, reach out and be friends.
 * 3) With your children: Listen and support your children. Work with the school to be sure your child is safe.
 * 4) In Your School: Learn and help train all adults and youth on how to recognize and respond to bullying.
 * 5) With Others Who Care: Start a Not In Our School Anti-bullying Club where youth lead in finding solutions.
 * 6) In Your School and the Entire Community: Create an identity-safe climate where all people are respected.


 * Look for signs of harrassment. Cyber bullying often takes the form of one person harassing another through emails, instant messages, text messages or other modes of electronic communication. Harassment is taking place if the bully is directly contacting someone with one or more of the following types of messaging:


 * Look for signs of public humiliation. Another common form of cyber bullying happens when the bully harasses a target by way of public embarrassment, rather than directly contacting him or her. Cyber bullies may use these public tactics:Posting humiliating messages on a social media site, a blog, or another public space.Spreading rumors and gossip using social media, text messages and other tools.Sharing pictures that are embarrassing or explicit in nature, or are altered with the intent to humiliate, on social media websites and through text messaging.Creating a website filled with defamatory images, insults, and rumors about the target.
 * Look for signs of impersonation. A less obvious, but equally harmful form of cyberbullying takes place when the bully attacks someone by impersonating him or her as a way to bring about humiliation or punishment. In this case it is more difficult to identify the perpetrator.

​taken from wikihow.com
 * 1) Stop responding to the bully's messages. If talking it out won't work, don't directly respond to the text messages, instant messages, emails or other communications you may have received from the bully. Bullies want to elicit a reaction from their targets, so firing back a text will only make things worse.
 * 2) Don't threaten the bully to get back at him or her. Sending a threatening message out of exasperation will only provoke the bully to keep up the bad behavior, and it may get you in trouble, too.
 * 3) Save the evidence. File away every email, text, instant message, web address, and other evidence you collect from the bully. Record the time and date that each message was sent. Having as much information as possible about the bully's behavior will help you determine how to stop his or her behavior.
 * 4) Block the bully. Immediately put an end to the bully's most invasive threats by blocking that person from direct communication with you. Once you've made sure all prior messages have been saved, take the following steps to protect yourself: