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==Response and Prevention of Bullying==
==Response and Prevention of Bullying==
Besides telling an adult, there are other things kids can do to stop themselves from being bullied or prevent bullying in the first place. They include but are not limited to
Besides telling an adult, there are other things kids can do to stop themselves from being bullied or prevent bullying in the first place. They include but are not limited to
# Learning self defense and not being afraid to fight back if provoked.
# Gathering up a large posse of friends to help defend yourself.
# Lifting weights and taking protein supplements to get bigger (this is only appropriate for high school students, before the age of 14 or 15, kids usually don't have enough testosterone to build muscle and weight training before 14 can be dangerous).
# Sticking up for smaller, younger, and weaker kids. This sends a message that bullying will not be tolerated.
# Sticking up for smaller, younger, and weaker kids. This sends a message that bullying will not be tolerated.
# Tolerance of those who are different.
# Tolerance of those who are different.
# Ridiculing and shunning those who repeatedly engage in bullying.
# Ridiculing and shunning those who repeatedly engage in bullying.
# Longer suspensions and expulsions, or in extreme cases, criminal charges for the worst offenders.
# Longer suspensions and expulsions, or in extreme cases, criminal charges for the worst offenders.
# Return of classroom prayer and teaching of proper morals and why bullying is inherently evil and wrong.
# Parents punishing children who bully others.
# Parents punishing children who bully others.
# Staying active and participating in sports (team or individual) and/or martial arts. Athletic and strong children are much less likely to be bullied.
# Staying active and participating in sports (team or individual) and/or martial arts. Athletic and strong children are much less likely to be bullied.