What Causes Bullying? How Can I Prevent My Child From Being a Bully?

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • It is difficult to determine what causes bullying but there are usually specific indicators which we can learn to recognize. In order to do so, we must first understand the temperament of children and how they develop. All children have inborn, pre-wired temperaments which are evident from infancy. Some babies are more assertive about letting others know what they need, while other babies are more passive and will wait until someone takes care of them. Children who are aggressive and like to be in charge are at risk for becoming bullies while shy and passive children are much less likely to become a bully.
    Before children become Bar Mitzvah age or Bat Mitzvah age and before a Shabbaton or trip, parents should sit down with their children and talk about how to respond to invitations from people. As a family, the following questions should be discussed. Do we only go to parties of the people we like or is our job to rejoice with the celebrant of every occasion? On a school trip, do we ask to room only with our friends or will we be open and welcoming to others? Discussing these questions and making the decisions as a family will help children learn appropriate behavior and how to deal with social situations in a polite way.
    Having frequent and age-appropriate conversations about how to interact with peers and handle various social situations will help a child develop into a well-balanced individual who does not need to resort to bullying.
    (Dr. Rona Novick for Operation Survival's Prevention101 series. Dr Novick is the Dean of the Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration at Yeshiva University and holds the Raine and Stanley Silverstein Chair in Professional Ethics and Values)

Komentáře • 10

  • @moonlight9883
    @moonlight9883 Před 3 lety +5

    Watching this video to learn how to deal with my sisters bully before I go to her school and raise hell.

  • @davidtichborne2912
    @davidtichborne2912 Před 4 lety +8

    In school I was a bully myself and I got untrouble for that but because I would often witness alot of violence and aggression at home and be I was treated that same way at both home and at school I would of believe that it was ok to act that same even though they really told me not to do those things I didn't believe it because I would see them doing the same things to others and to me so often when they would be violent it would unententually teach me to do the same also since that grown ups use to Tell me that when a kid does something bad that one deserves to be punished and of course I would believe it so when I saw a kid either misbehave or bully me or even someone else I would of course hit the or something like that because I believe that they deserved it because people would do the same to me when I was bad or even when I did nothing so I would also bully them as a form of punishment because I was told they deserve punishment when there bad so I didn't really understand that I was doing anything wrong because I was basically taught alot of violence so that was another reason why me being abused lead to my parents bullying now I've got help to learn that it's not ok so I don't do that stuff just like everyone who bully's because they think it's appropriate or abuse also need to be taught not just told but accually taught that it's not ok and that they need to stay away from people who hurt others and if there being abused or witnessing alot of rage and violence at home then they need to be taken out of there

  • @weareallbeingwatched4602
    @weareallbeingwatched4602 Před 2 měsíci

    Aggressive and antisocial types are often taciturn and withdrawn, so I Disagree that extraversion is correlated with aggression- inhibition and conflict lie at the root of aggression --- and purposeful pursuit of escalation of punishment and/or public relations mediated by aggression is a complicated matter - not all bullies mob others as a social leadership style.

  • @daniellvital5132
    @daniellvital5132 Před 11 dny

    Hi,my son is 3 and I'm afraid he's a bully. I am very hurt and confused on what to do. And I believe the school he's been at he was being bullied and now as a protection he's become the aggressor. Can you please give me some helpful advice and I don't tolerate this behavior and want my son to be the best version of himself.

  • @user-vp8vx2ok7j
    @user-vp8vx2ok7j Před 2 měsíci

    Permissive teachers and other adult school employees provide a breeding ground for bullying. The world has only recently acknowledged that bullying goes on in schools. For decades, everyone has been in denial - victims try to hide it, bullies lie about it, teachers, adult school employees, and parents of both the bullies and the victims all blame the victims of bullying. Denial and blaming the victims is the course of least resistance and requires no effort on the part of those adults who have the power and authority to stop it but who refuse to get off of their lower backsides and put a stop to it!!! Everyone but the victim has their heads buried where the sun doesn't shine while the victims suffer in the short-term and the long-term - into their adult lives with the ravages and destruction left behind by bullying.

  • @gregbrown3082
    @gregbrown3082 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Beginning of video: "Ok, let's see what you've got."
    Middle of video: "Ok, familiar, but not super helpful."
    End of video: "Ok, so now we're Jewish."

  • @nigelpascua2280
    @nigelpascua2280 Před 4 lety

    Group of aggressive-intimidator-pananakot
    Together-magkasama-classmate

  • @nigelpascua2280
    @nigelpascua2280 Před 4 lety

    Read book