There’s a lot to learn about bullying. Don’t worry, you won’t be graded on this quiz. This is your chance to show what you’ve learned about the dynamics of bullying and how to respond to it.
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Which action is not helpful?
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Which action is not helpful?
Answer: Saying that bullying is no big deal.
Bullying can have SHORT TERM and life-long implications for both the target and the person bullying. It can leave deep emotional and physical scars, interfere with educational achievement, and reduce self-esteem and confidence. Students who bully are more likely to commit crimes later in life. Bullying isn’t just teasing, or just kids being kids. It’s a social problem that requires a community response.
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What is “person first” language?
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What is “person first” language?
Answer: Placing the person over their disability or difference
Person-first language involves prioritizing the personhood of an individual above any one individual characteristic. For example, you would say “a child with a disability” rather than “a disabled child.” By putting the person first, you acknowledge that one particular trait does not define him or her. This is to view them as a complex human being with many traits, talents, and desires. When someone is identified someone solely by a label or medical diagnosis, they are devalued as individuals.
Person first language can apply to other situations – as its important to describe what a person has, not what he or she is. For example, you would say “a man experiencing homelessness” rather than “a homeless man.”
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