Types of bullying

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Can you identify the type of bullying in each case?

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Teacher Lorena Mazo M. Colsafa

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Types of bullyingOnline version Can you identify the type of bullying in each case? by Teacher Lorena Mazo M. Colsafa 1 One student mimics another’s accent or speech pattern to get laughs Yes No 2 An albino student is repeatedly called derogatory names related to their skin color. Yes No 3 A student repeatedly shoves another child out of line at the water fountain, causing them to stumble and feel unsafe. Yes No 4 A student constantly calls another classmate “loser” or “weirdo” in front of others Yes No 5 A person creates a fake Instagram account pretending to be another student, posting embarrassing memes and false rumors Yes No 6 A student wearing a hijab is repeatedly called “terrorist” by classmates Yes No 7 a student in a wheelchair is intentionally left out and told, “You’ll just slow us down,” Yes No 8 a group of classmates yanks a student’s backpack off and throws it across the floor Yes No 9 As a student reaches for their books, someone slams the locker door on their hand and walks away without apologizing Yes No 10 A student who wears traditional Indigenous clothing for a school event is mocked by peers Yes No 11 A teen loudly says, “No one wants to sit with you—you’re annoying,” Yes No 12 Someone posts a selfie, and a peer comments, “You look disgusting—why would you even post this?” Yes No 13 Some students create a Teams group to share jokes about teachers Yes No

Types of bullyingOnline version

Can you identify the type of bullying in each case?

by Teacher Lorena Mazo M. Colsafa

One student mimics another’s accent or speech pattern to get laughs

Yes

An albino student is repeatedly called derogatory names related to their skin color.

Yes

A student repeatedly shoves another child out of line at the water fountain, causing them to stumble and feel unsafe.

Yes

A student constantly calls another classmate “loser” or “weirdo” in front of others

Yes

A person creates a fake Instagram account pretending to be another student, posting embarrassing memes and false rumors

Yes

A student wearing a hijab is repeatedly called “terrorist” by classmates

Yes

a student in a wheelchair is intentionally left out and told, “You’ll just slow us down,”

Yes

a group of classmates yanks a student’s backpack off and throws it across the floor

Yes

As a student reaches for their books, someone slams the locker door on their hand and walks away without apologizing

Yes

A student who wears traditional Indigenous clothing for a school event is mocked by peers

Yes

A teen loudly says, “No one wants to sit with you—you’re annoying,”

Yes

Someone posts a selfie, and a peer comments, “You look disgusting—why would you even post this?”

Yes

Some students create a Teams group to share jokes about teachers

Yes

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by Teacher Lorena Mazo M. Colsafa

One student mimics another’s accent or speech pattern to get laughs

An albino student is repeatedly called derogatory names related to their skin color.

A student repeatedly shoves another child out of line at the water fountain, causing them to stumble and feel unsafe.

A student constantly calls another classmate “loser” or “weirdo” in front of others

A person creates a fake Instagram account pretending to be another student, posting embarrassing memes and false rumors

A student wearing a hijab is repeatedly called “terrorist” by classmates

a student in a wheelchair is intentionally left out and told, “You’ll just slow us down,”

a group of classmates yanks a student’s backpack off and throws it across the floor

As a student reaches for their books, someone slams the locker door on their hand and walks away without apologizing

A student who wears traditional Indigenous clothing for a school event is mocked by peers

A teen loudly says, “No one wants to sit with you—you’re annoying,”

Someone posts a selfie, and a peer comments, “You look disgusting—why would you even post this?”

Some students create a Teams group to share jokes about teachers

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