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2. Conflict vs. Bullying: What’s the Difference? At
https://www.pacer.org/bullying/resources/questions-
answered/conflict-vs-bullying.asp
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Bullying types
Handout/slide 1.3
Objective:
-To introduce trainees with the types of bullying
-To recognise the types of bullying
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At least 15 min, depending by the group size
Duration:
Grup Size:
Between 15-20
Flipchart, white paper, sheets, writing instruments, video projector
Required
Items:
and laptop, internet connection.
Step by steps
Case study:
1.
Jessika has a secret passion: she writes love poems. One day,
instructions:
the diary in which she writes his works disappeared. Very soon she
sees the girls making signs when she passes them and laughs
behind her. Then one of her colleagues tells her ironically that "her
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work has been published" and she finds her poems on Facebook
with a lot of vulgar and malicious comments under them.
2.
At the canteen, there is a big crowd. The classes are over and
everyone is hungry. Ana takes her tray of food and looks at where
to sit. She sees an empty chair at the table where her colleagues are
sitting. He goes to them, but before she arrive, the girls put their
luggage on the free seat. When Ana asks if she can sit there, they
pretend not to hear her.
3.
Because the sports class is the last one, the children leave the
class with their backpacks. Paul, a shy and withdrawn boy, sees his
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