Peer Bullying

All the participants will:

- Be acknowledged about peer bullying

- Learn the types of peer bullying

- Distinguish bullying and friendship

- Learn reasons for peer bullying

- Understand which student is exposed to bullying

- Learn consequences, effects, problems, and solutions of peer bullying

- Learn programs developed to prevent bullying

- Learn disciplinary methods for the prevention of peer bullying

- Develop personal responsibility

- Know what they will do in the case of bullying

- Taking necessary precautions against peer bullying

- Identifying children who are exposed to peer bullying, bringing them to life, and preventing possible consequences.

- Turning schools into a peaceful environment where everyone is educated under equal conditions.

- Discussions,

- Brainstorming,

- Interactive learning

- Hands-on activities

- Practice and skills-based learning

- Analyzing and defining

- Teachers, trainers, educators, school administrators, etc.

Before the course,

- A detailed pre-course questionnaire to indicate their level of experience, teaching backgrounds, and training will be completed by participants.

- They will also prepare a presentation to reflect their own teaching method.

- A course participation certificate will be given to all participants.

- A Europass Mobility Certificate will be given if the participant demands it, as well.

Ice-breaking activities and introduction of the course program

Getting to know each other – Presentation of participants (a five-minute presentation)

Types of peer bullying

- Physical bullying

- Verbal bullying

- Emotional bullying

- Sexual bullying

- Cyberbullying

Distinguishing features of bullying

Causes of peer bullying

- Individual Causes of Bullying Behavior

- Familial Causes of Students Presenting Bullying Behavior

- Causes of Peer Bullying in School

Types of bullying emergency / General characteristics of children showing bullying behavior and child victims

The reactions of students exposed to bullying

Possible consequences of peer bullying

- Individual results

- Family results

- Social results

Possible effects of peer bullying

- From the perspective of the exposed child

- From the perspective of the child showing bullying behavior

- From the perspective of the child who witnessed the bullying behavior

Problems caused by bullying behavior

- Mental problems

- Academic problems

- Social skills problems

Symptoms in children exposed to bullying

Universal programs developed to prevent bullying

- Programs applied at the school level

- Programs applied at the class level

- Programs applied at the individual level

Programs for target developed to prevent bullying

- Programs for children showing the peer bullying behavior

- Programs for children exposed to bullying behavior

Overview of the disciplinary methods for the prevention of peer bullying in the school environment: Punitive discipline method, results, and effects

A method for peer bullying solution in the school environment: Restorative discipline method

Application of restorative discipline method in the educational environment

Self-esteem, typical behaviors, and characteristics of students with low self-esteem, the effects of self-esteem on behaviors of risk and peer bullying

Protection factors for peer bullying

Developing personal responsibility, trust, and importance of bully students

Roles in preventing peer bullying

- The role of teachers

- The role of school management

- The role of counseling service

- The role of families

- The role of students who witnessed bullying

Dramatization and peer-bullying prevention activities

Overview of the course program

Evaluation of the course program

Filling the feedback forms

Europass Mobility Certificate, Participation Certificate