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    Everyone can play a role in bullying, whether as the bully, victim, or bystander. The articles discuss how changing victim behavior, rather than just bully behavior, can help address bullying. They also note that bullying often stems from social differences and involves more than just bullies and victims. Together, students, teachers, and the community standing up to bullying can help stop it from continuing.

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    Everyone can play a role in bullying, whether as the bully, victim, or bystander. The articles discuss how changing victim behavior, rather than just bully behavior, can help address bullying. They also note that bullying often stems from social differences and involves more than just bullies and victims. Together, students, teachers, and the community standing up to bullying can help stop it from continuing.

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    Everyone can play a role in bullying, whether as the bully, victim, or bystander. The articles discuss how changing victim behavior, rather than just bully behavior, can help address bullying. They also note that bullying often stems from social differences and involves more than just bullies and victims. Together, students, teachers, and the community standing up to bullying can help stop it from continuing.

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    Wyss 1

    Lara Wyss
    Mrs. Harrell
    English 3
    May 14, 2015

    Research Question: What can we do to stop bullying?


    Working Thesis Statement: Not just try to change the actions of the bullies but also change the
    behavior of the victim (and all the other people around).
    Refined Thesis Statement: Everyone can be a part of bullying, but when we all stand up
    together we can stop it.

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    Jacobs, W.E., and Maureen McMahon. "Counterpoint: School Children Should Learn To Defend
    Themselves Against Bullies." Points Of View: Bullying In Schools (2015): 3. Points of
    View Reference Center. Web. 7 May 2015.
    The article states that dealing with bullying is a part of growing up. Usually bullies
    choose from the beginning a vulnerable person, like people with mental or physical disabilities.
    But also genetic differences, normal intelligence or being a newcomer at school could make you
    a victim. Sometimes nobody really notices what is going on. Often teacher try to separate the
    victim and the bully. But the victims should not just play the helpless ones. They need to learn
    how to defend themselves. There should be a focus on changing the victims behavior and not
    just trying to change the bullies behavior. The article supports my position that you should stand

    Wyss 2
    up for yourself and never just play the defenseless victim, you can help stop bullying with your
    own actions.

    Lee, Deborah, and Denise B. Geier. "Bullying In Schools: An Overview." Points Of View:
    Bullying In Schools (2015): 1.Points of View Reference Center. Web. 7 May 2015.
    The article gives basic information and thoughts about bullying in school. It is a social
    issue. Even President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama stated their thoughts.
    Usually the reason why children are being bullied is because they dont fit in with the other kids.
    Often it is because of their different social, ethnic or financial background. Bullying behavior,
    physical or verbal insults can continue into the adulthood. The whole bullying situation involves
    3 players. The bully (that could also be a group), the victim and the group of children who are
    neither bully nor victim. That group can make a huge difference, they either encourage or
    discourage the bully with their behavior what could lead to more bullying or to stop it. The
    article is supporting my opinion that bullying is a social issue and everyone can be a part of it,
    but together we can try to stop it.

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