Sentences with phrase «bullying because»

Social and emotional learning (SEL) programming can be an effective way to reduce the likelihood of bullying because it promotes skills, behaviors, attitudes, and environmental factors that are incompatible with bullying and other forms of negative peer interactions.

If you are experiencing bullying because of your sexuality or gender identity you can:

The current findings have implications for practitioners working with young people who are involved in cyber bullying because this external stressor clearly has negative implications for their attitudes toward school and the value they place on learning.

They may be the target of bullying because they overreact.

Bjorn Lomborg is a good example of someone who was subjected to bullying because he pointed out the truth, as he understands it.

Adults underestimate the rates of bullying because kids rarely report it and it often happens when adults aren't around.

Kevin Courtney, the general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, welcomed the report, and claimed government education policies were hindering the ability of schools to tackle sexual harassment and bullying because they «left no time for pastoral care or PSHE within the curriculum or school day».

However, this is down from 55 per cent of lesbian, gay and bi pupils who experienced bullying because of their sexual orientation in 2012 and 65 per cent in 2007.

Another educator might call it bullying because the group is more powerful than the individual, and is using its power to tease her about her weight.

While these must be taken seriously and addressed, they differ from bullying because they occur only once, often there is no power imbalance; they do not have the same target each time and may be either deliberate or unintentional.

Cedeno claimed he only acted in self - defense after withstanding years of bullying because he was gay.

Farage thinks they are bullying us because they expect the UK to honour its financial agreements that it already committed to, and because the EU will not alter its founding principals to allow the UK to trade freely without freedom of movement and adherence to EU regulations.

But children are very vulnerable to bullying because it can influence their self - esteem, confidence, and... -LCB- read more -RCB-

Remember, kids often don't tell adults about bullying because they feel embarrassed, ashamed, or confused.

If this becomes the norm (and I hope it will), there will be no bullying because the majority of the class will be getting their milk on.

This desire for acceptance leads to bullying because kids are intensely aware of what it takes to fit in.

It can also be more difficult to solve the bullying because of the personality and temperament issues that make a child vulnerable to becoming a bully.

That kind of style adds to more bullying because children learn that aggression wins and my way is the only way to win.

This is a very dangerous type of bullying because things quickly can escalate out of control.

In the end, she becomes the target of sexual bullying because people make fun of her body, call her crude names, and make vulgar comments about her.

Madrid are bullying us because they know how desperate we want him.

No wonder, opponents keep bullying us because we are toooo nice.

Up to 1 million people in Britain may have experienced workplace harassment, discrimination or bullying because of their religion or belief.

Those churches seem to believe (often they're convinced by those who bully), that they should tolerate the bullying because that is «the Christian thing to do,» «their Christian duty.»

When bullies know this about us, they know we'll put up with their bullying because we don't want to lose our social group and friends.

But I do know what it feels like to come out as an ally to marginalized people and be bullied because of it.

I don't know what it feels like to come out as gay and be bullied because of it.

Churches are often a good place to bully because «good» Christians are supposed to be open to being «taught» and «corrected», which to a bully means they have the right to make others think and do as the bully directs.

The fact that kids are bullied because they are gay, does not make homôsëxuality moral from a Christian perspective.

«Sal said his boys were being bullied because of their color,» Ingle says.

Gunni never seems to be bullied because of size.

Oftentimes kids won't tell parents that they are being bullied because they are embarrassed or fear telling school administrators will only escalate the bullying.

In some cases, kids bully because they have trouble managing strong emotions like anger, frustration, or insecurity.

While some bullies do suffer from self - esteem issues, there are others who bully because they feel entitled.

Meanwhile, other kids bully because they too have been victims of bullying and some bully in an attempt to climb the social ladder.

Most studies suggest that obese children bully because they are either reflecting the same behavior they've experienced or are acting preemptively to discourage others from bullying them.

People can't bully me because they know even though I don't like football I can stand up for myself now, because I know how, because I know that if they bully me they know that they're not going to get a boy who stood there, take it.

What's more, kids can be bullied because they are gifted students, have special needs, struggle with food allergies and even because they excel at athletics.

About 35 percent of children older than 5 with food allergies1 say they have been bullied because of their allergies.

The Mexican Civil Registry has had to take this extreme measure to «protect children from being bullied because of their name.»

If you've been bullied because of food allergies, or if you've witnessed bullying happen because of food allergies, please visit www.NoAppetiteforBullying.com to share your story with us!

There can be a lot of pressure placed on expectant parents to not only to pick a name that is unique and interesting, but to consider many other factors: family members wanting to be namesakes, fear of a name being too popular (or not popular enough), or even the child being bullied because of a particular name.

«The notion that bonobos approach the bully because they view that individual as more dominant is a very plausible interpretation,» says psychologist Felix Warneken of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

Students who are bullied because of sexual orientation have willing defenders in their classmates — motivated by leadership, courage, their beliefs in justice, altruism and having lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender friends, according to a Boston College professor and co-author of a new report on bullying at school.

I excelled at every sport I tried, but I was always bullied because the «mean girls» thought I was showing off.

I can't believe people have the time to online bully because «it's fun».

When the people above 50 try to use such sites, they are bullied because of their age, hair color or other factors.

Gage Berger, six, was bullied because his Har - Brack Union High School Class of 1957.

Years before Ed Sheeran, Florence Welch or Julianne Moore... years before Prince Harry, Jessica Chastain (who has said she was bullied because of the colour of her hair), Amy Adams (to name but one of a dozen scarlet starlets), or Kelly Reilly of True Detective... years before Josh Homme (the self - proclaimed Elvis of Ginger) or Glen Hansard, or the aforesaid ginge - flag - flying Fassbender, having red hair made you feel like an unloved, and heavily medicated, stepchild of sorts, tolerated by society but not particularly wanted.

People might not want to stand up to a bully because they want to be accepted and don't want to be bullied themselves.