Bullying in schools: true stories from our bitter reality

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Bullying in schools: true stories from our bitter reality
There are many crises experienced by those involved in the educational process, whether they are students or teachers. Perhaps one of the biggest of those crises is the psychological murder crisis. Psychological killing has many forms, all of which are summarized as bullying in general.

Bullying in schools is perhaps the clearest thing for people, as students of different ages, different environments and many cultural backgrounds gather in one building, with adults from teachers, administrators and others, which creates an ideal environment for bullying, whether bullying is from the teacher to the student, from the student to the student, from The teacher to the teacher, or from the student to the teacher. And yes, the last sentence is correct. Although the teacher has prestige, he has become a subject of ridicule and bullying lately

Therefore, in today's article, we will talk about bullying from the student's perspective on the one hand, and the teacher's perspective on the other. Let's shed light on what is happening in schools. Talking about personal experiences of teachers and students I know personally

Student (S.A.), second year of middle school
I have a story with bullying When I was in elementary school, there was a boy who always verbally abused me, until he made the rest of the class of boys and girls laugh and joke at me. Until one day it escalated and he started beating me without warning, took my bag and threw it from the top floor and I fell next to one of the teachers. At that point the teacher punished me because I could not protect my bag and it almost fell on his head.

I told my mother about it, and the next day she came to school, but no one to call out. Until I sent a complaint to the educational administration and then the matter was decided, and in the end they brought me and this boy, and they gave each of us a piece of candy, and then they said each boy kisses the head of the other and says, “I’m sorry.”