Reflection About Bullying

Since time began bullying has always been the biggest problems at schools. According to the 1913 Webster dictionary, it defines bullying as “the act of intimidating a weaker soul to make them do something.” The most recent edition, Merriam Webster’s Student Thesaurus describes a bully as – “a person who teases, threatens or hurts smaller or weaker individuals.” To me, bullying means unfairness without a part.

I remember it as if it was yesterday, I was getting picked on by my own classmates because I was “different”. When I moved to live in Eritrea (East Africa) for two years, it was a really tough time for me, especially because I was not living with my parents and I was being picked on because I was the new foreign in town. My school

I couldn 't sleep, I hardly ate because my appetite was always closed. After months I began to realize I was being bullied because my classes were more powerful than me and I didn 't want that. Some call it abuse, but I call it bullying. This is why I hold a strong opinion on the subject. I started to stand up for myself when someone started to say something rude because no one would say anything, not even the teachers. There was no one I could turn round too, and cry for help, not even my own two sisters or even my own teachers. Some kids at my school would get thrown by rocks or even get up after school. That 's why I began to stand up for myself and everybody else who didn 't have voices when somebody started to say something rude because no one would say anything, not even the teachers. They say School bullying statistics in the United States show that approximately one in four kids in the U.S. Is bullied on a regular base. They say kids who are bullied feel anxious, depressed, alone or insecure and feel like crying a lot. They are unable to concentrate in class, feel angry and wonder why this is occurring to you. Also,

Secretary of Education Did you know bullying is the most substantial problems in school? It is not proper for children to get treated unfairly on purpose at school. Because I know that when they get treated unfairly with threats, getting hurt or becoming frightening, they are most probable to develop depression, loneliness, low self-esteem, physical health problems, etc.. Bullying remains the most significant cause for concern, with 28% stating it was one of the biggest problems at their school," Pondering Panda said in a statement. This issue is compelling because bullying affects million of students of all races and classes. We likewise know that bullying is a problem that affects millions of students of all races and classes. 1 out of 4 kids is bullied and 42% of small fries have been bullied while online. Some kids are so tormented that suicide has become an option for them. It has everyone concerned. Not just the kids on its receiving end, but the parents, teachers, and others who may not understand how extreme bullying can cause. About approximately 160,000 teens skip school every day because of pushing around. 1 in 10 students drops out of school because of repeated bullying. Schools need to do more about bullying because about 28 percent of students ages 12–18 reported being bullied at school 9 during the school year, according to the Indicators of School