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    All About Bullying

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    • A Offline
      Aleksandr
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      bullying is bad

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        BranT
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        Aleksandr\" post_id=\"1958429\" time=\"1578645106\" user_id=\"183576:

        bullying is bad

        I agree. And what would be the appropriate intervention to avoid this? Bullying in school is becoming a normal thing which is not right.

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          CathyYu
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          Aleksandr\" post_id=\"1958429\" time=\"1578645106\" user_id=\"183576:

          bullying is bad
          yes. everyone can be a victim and a suspect. so please before we speak and act, we should think wisely.

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            foodandflights
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            reverse psychology, bullies are those who are afraid to stand up for themselves as they seek pleasure in patronizing o0thers

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              TeohC30
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              bullying often happens for those who are weak and children who experience being bullied by their own peers. it will never satisfy someone because the true weak are those who bully. for they are prisoners of their self. stop bullying.

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                foodandflights
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                ensure that if ur child is being bullied, make sure not to guide them in the direction of attacking the bully back but instead know how to defend themselves physically and mentally

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                  tessdeomma
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                  I find that bully behaviour is getting more rampant in Singapore, not just in schools but also among adults. There seem to be more and more people who think that giving way and being considerate means they are "losing out", and instead choose to adopt an aggressive stance. For example, when you signal to change lanes on the road, the car in the next lane suddenly speeds up and horns at you - is that really necessary? When adults all around display these sorts of aggressive behaviours, it’s no wonder our children start learning the same things.


                  I think we should help to protect our children from bullying behaviour by role modelling the right behaviours and attitudes in our own daily interactions. Encourage empathy and not selfish behaviour.

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                    janet88
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                    daughter is facing bullying in class this year…sec 4.

                    to make things worse, she is having depression.

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                      MrsKiasu
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                      what kind of bully, Janet?


                      I once told my gal that she has changed…she used to be very mild, gong gong type…and the reply was …if I m not like this, some people will crawl to my head liao…I was taken back awhile…but well I agree to some extent. I just told her dont be too affected and change due to that…see look think, maybe people/issues target ba…

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                        Estéema
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                        janet88\" post_id=\"1960250\" time=\"1579660859\" user_id=\"12950:

                        daughter is facing bullying in class this year...sec 4.
                        to make things worse, she is having depression.
                        Oh dear! Janet, need to chit chat with yr girl to stand up for herself. Speak directly to the bully for her cowardly act that hurt yr girl & her feelings. Tell bully it’s not nice nor right to do coz all same sch/class & shld be frds & May end up doing projects or events together. Just tell her to say the teachers can tell if I’m bullied.

                        Then if everything fails, if u think yr girl can report the discipline master/mistress. Ano way is to hv a word with Form Teacher or Discipline Master/Mistress? I find it very effective when I go chat with staff. Give your girl a hug & one fr aunty here too. Every child is precious. Tell her we do not like her to be bullied.

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