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Interpersonal Communication and addressing Bullying Behaviors Interpersonal Communication and addressing Bullying Behaviors

Interpersonal Communication and addressing Bullying Behaviors - PowerPoint Presentation

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Interpersonal Communication and addressing Bullying Behaviors - PPT Presentation

Warm up Some people just want to watch the world burn Batman The Dark Knight What does this mean to you in reference to bullying and deviance Vocabulary Words Loathe verb to despise strongly dislike be unbearable ID: 711692

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Interpersonal Communication and addressing Bullying BehaviorsSlide2

Warm up

“Some people just want to watch the world burn” –Batman: The Dark Knight

What does this mean to you, in reference to bullying and deviance?Slide3

Vocabulary Words

Loathe: (verb) to despise, strongly dislike, be unbearable

Omnipresent: (adjective) to be everywhere

“omni

”=all around

Propaganda: (noun) misinformation, rumors, slander spread about someone or somethingSlide4

Interpersonal?

Interpersonal communication: communication between 2 or more

people or groups

What are some general types of communication?Slide5

Communication Types

Verbal:

Using written or spoken language

Ex: Talking, newspaper, email, signs, (this Powerpoint

),etc

Nonverbal:

Communicating

without

written or spoken language

Ex: hand gestures, facial gestures, actions, pictures

How might one message be conveyed using either verbal or nonverbal communication style?Slide6

Bullying

What is it?

When does joking around become too much and therefore bullying?

What are some common ways that people are bullied in the 21

st

century?Slide7

Why Bully?

People and children often “bully” or demean individuals due to insecurities.

These insecurities can be for a variety of reasons

Envy

Anger

Unsure of themselves

Sad

Feel threatened

The need to feel better or stronger than someone else

Other reasonsSlide8

Prevention of Bullying

Avoid situations that foster negative interactions

If someone seems to treat you poorly or not respect you, don’t continue to be around them

Reframe from sharing information that might make you a target for bullying or make you look/sound bad

Be yourself. Don’t try to what other people are or might want you to beSlide9

Negative Intervention Strategies

Confront them with a strong tone

Challenge them to a fight or contest

Spread rumors about them as revengeTweet or post a Facebook message incriminating or embarrassing them

Destructive behaviors

Violence, drug use, reckless acts, vandalism, even suicide, etc

Avoid these!!!!Slide10

Positive Intervention of Bullying

If you are being bullied or someone you know is bullied, what can they/you do?

Talk to an authority figure about the issue

Ex:

Teacher

Counselor

Parent

Coach

Adults can wield stronger change than students or children canSlide11

Tattling vs

Telling

What is the difference?

Sometimes hard to discern the difference

Tattling: negative connotation

Usually having to do with sharing small wrong doings

Usually for issues that can be controlled

Telling: positive connotation

Usually reporting a serious issue

Giving details of ongoing problemSlide12

Cyber Bullying

Big problem in the world, especially in the US

What is it?

When using blogs or social media, be extremely careful about what you are posting or sharing.

Also be very careful who you share things with or who can see your information

Ex:

Facebook

settings; only allow people you trust and want to share with, see and be able to post on your siteSlide13

Cyber Bullying (continued)

Once you put something on the Internet, it is global property

Once you click “post” or “send” it cannot be undone

If someone is teasing you or spreading bad things about you on the Internet things you can do:

Many websites have a “report” option where you can tell the manager about the issue and have the person removed or item removed

Close out your account to remove direct threat

or access