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Bullying: What Every Adult Needs To Know

27 minutes 17 seconds

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Children walking down a hallway at school with a negative photo editing effect. Caption. Male narrator. Seven out of ten kids have been bullied.

Seven out of ten kids have been bullied. Educates adults about what bullying is and what they can do to help young people when it is a problem. Kids share their personal experiences. Professionals examine reasons why bullies act the way they do, talk about the different kinds of bullies, and compare characteristics of girl versus boy bullies. Describes what kind of child is a potential victim and discusses the short- and long-term effects of this form of harassment. Provides suggestions for stopping and preventing bullying from happening.

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Runtime: 27 minutes 17 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Bullying, Emotional Abuse
Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
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Release Year: 2003
Producer/Distributor: Aquarius Health Care Videos
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Teenage boy staring seriously at a teenage girl, speaking. Caption. What did you just say to me?

Cartoon of a boy on a bike looking back. Caption. Sound of horn squeaking. Honk, honk.

Closeup of a girl, smiling. Caption. By seeing it, we can help stop it.

3 quarter view of teenage girl with troubled expression. Canopy of trees and gray sky in background. Caption. Most bystanders avoid interfering.

Small crowd of people, some with lanyards and heads bowed. Caption. Of different nationalities, ages, social positions.

Woman bends slightly and reaches for cushion on bench while man walks past table and chairs towards her. Caption. Narrator. 19 year-old Veasna Hover.

Man wearing a black sweater and baseball cap looks off camera with a serious expression, hands folded in front of him. Caption. He was being abused for a long time.

Young girl wearing a backpack looks down at the ground in a public bathroom. Caption. What a loser!

Low shot of a young man stares off and squints his eyes like he is half awake. Caption. Steve. Drugs and alcohol are not the answers.