Talk:Bullying G: A Case Study from South Korea/@comment-26535071-20150730185842

Shinese Anderson I believe that some rules and establishments need to be set in the classroom, immediatley. The girls need to understand the seriousness of bullying and the affect it could have on a person. If they have to watch videos or lesssons be put into place, it needs to happen. They also, need to understand that bullying will not happen, under no circumstances, to any of the studens, in this classroom. I beleive that all measures should be exercise to resolve this poblem. Maybe, a sit-down can be arranged between the girls doing the bullying and the one being bullyed and hear both sides of the story. It could start with one-on-one sessions with each of the girls and then have them meet together and all talk about the problem together and respectfully. If, that does not work, than parents need to be involved and active in resolving this issue. Also, if some type of punishment has to be put into play, when this occurs, in the classroom, it should happen and eveytime. It could be extra homework, principal's office, held afterschool, something that gets them to understand that bullying will not be tolerated. Incorpate, more group work, where the bullies and the bullied are seperated, although, sometimes it is good for them both, to be in the same group, because, both parties, will be forced to shine, share and care. I strongly believe, that if rules are establishment, emphasizing a no bullying tolerance, than bullying will at least, be minimialize, in your classroom. Students need to be taught that we all need to work together to build each other up, it helps us all to succeed. We are all equals!