School Bullying

School Bullying School bullying is an intentional act caused by a child who’s trying to harm another child. This act is generally cruel, malicious, or humiliating behavior. It is demeaning and can cause untold stress, anger and suffering to those on the receiving end, which in some cases can lead to suicide. What causes bullying? What can bullying lead to? and what can be done to prevent bullying? There may be as many reasons for one child to bully another as there are bullies, but a review of several studies has found certain common themes, and many shared attributes between various bullies and various victims. Low self-esteem causes bullies to put down other people to feel better about themselves. Another reason is the desire for attention. Children who do not get attention or emotional support at home may try to get noticed even in negative ways. To do this, they may try to become the center of attention by humiliating someone else. Bullying can lead to many things such as emotional destruct, mental illness, depression, anxiety, suicide, and etc. the victims may experience loneliness and often suffer humiliation, insecurity, loss of self-esteem, and thoughts of suicide. Furthermore, bullying can interfere with a student's engagement and learning in school. The impact of frequent bullying often accompanies these victims into adulthood. As for the bully it can lead to forms of antisocial behavior, such as vandalism, shoplifting, skipping or dropping out of school, fighting, and the use of drugs and alcohol. The most effective prevention strategies are very comprehensive in nature, involving the entire school as a community to change the climate of the school and forms for behavior. It is crucial that parents, educators, administrators, health care professionals, and researchers work together to reduce bullying. In reality the only way to prevent it is to be involved. Even though bullies usually have a sense of entitlement and superiority over others,