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Isaiah Wooding, 16, suffers from cerebral palsy and said some students tend to pick on him. Video posted on social media Friday showed the most recent act of bullying. A student was ready and recording Friday morning, waiting, as Isaiah Wooding turned a corner in the hallway of Penn Hills High School and captured another student kicking him in the chest.
“I got kicked in the chest. I fell backwards and hit my head,” Isaiah Wooding said. “I was kind of hurt, embarrassed.”
Krystal Mravintz said Bryce has a condition called Hirschsprung's disease, which affects muscles in the colon and keeps him in the hospital a lot. Bryce has to wear pull-ups because of the disease, and Krystal Mravintz believes that makes him a target. She said Thursday’s incident isn’t the first time her son has been bullied, but this time, he had to go to the hospital. Krystal Mravintz said Bryce suffered a mild concussion and bruising under his eyes.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
Would it help if there were classes added to school from k to high school based on bullying?
Students would have to pass a course or courses on bullying that are just as relevant to passing as their other academic courses.
The course(s) would be psychological based but would allow the students opportunity to LEARN about what causes bullying.
And as the students learn of the causes it may help them to see their social core issues abroad with their peers and at home affecting their behaviors with other peers they take their frustrations out on.
As the students are taking courses asking questions to pass the psychological & social courses along with teachers evaluating the paperwork and working directly with the students, 1 felt maybe this could help trim the bullying that goes on in the school systems as a more direct psychological approach is taken to help the developing minds.
As it appears to be a psychological problem among some beings here...
So ATS would it help more or be a waste of time & money to add a actual class from k to 12 about bullying that is actually a psychological class to enhance moral judgment in the upcoming youth?
Feel free to add more input that you feel would help-
You cannot grow a world of bullies if you TEACH them early.
Which in turn builds a better future society...
Thanks in advance for your time any who share intelligent input-
NAMASTE*******
originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
a reply to: Annee
Cyber bullying is also a major issue that was not present in the past. This is why NU approaches are required to fix this mental-social-potential physical issue...
originally posted by: Tsubaki
I dont think this is the answer. Why cant parents just stop raising victims these days?
When I was coming up, I was taught to handle it myself if the proper authority (teachers etc...) didnt.
originally posted by: amazing
Martial Arts classes for everyone.
One of the root causes of Bullying is low self esteem. Martial Arts gives you real self Esteem and confidence and respect and to become an assertive well adjusted person. It also helps with stress and anger, which are other causes of Bullying.
At the same time you are teaching Bullys not to bully, you are also teaching the rest of the children how to defend themselves, be aware, confidence and teach the "Victim" Children to not be victims.
It's a win win all around. One class for all children, they all get self defense skills, they all gain confidence and self esteem, they all learn respect and etiquette and they all work thru anger and stress issues. What could be better?
Even better it counts towards PE credits.
originally posted by: Logarock
originally posted by: jobless1
a reply to: Ophiuchus 13
the best bullies don't get caught bullying. They hang out with other bullies.They get jobs at places that condone them being a bully and they rarely see anything repercussion for their actions! Like I said the worst bullies know how to muddy the water so when the victim tells about the bully they have plausible deniability of knowing they committed anything wrong. I had a couple of coworkers openly admit to being bullies.
This is interesting. These sort are the sort that don't fit stereotypes of bullies. Lots of these around these days. And many think they are very normal and not bullies but catchers in the rye.
originally posted by: Tsubaki
I dont think this is the answer. Why cant parents just stop raising victims these days?