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Harassment or Teasing?

Learn about the crucial difference between harmless teasing and harmful harassment in schools. Explore the impact of harassment on victims and why it's important to address such behavior seriously. Discover how students can support victims and take action against bullying. Educate yourself on recognizing when teasing crosses the line and how to seek help from authorities for a safer school environment.

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Harassment or Teasing?

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  1. HarassmentorTeasing? Know the difference

  2. “It’s Just A Joke” • Have you seen or heard students bully or harass other students? (Discuss) • Is it funny to the one being harassed? (Discuss) • How does being harassed make you feel? (Discuss) • Why do the students try to disguise teasing as a joke? (Discuss) • Is it ever a joke to tease others? Why or Why not? (Discuss)

  3. Harassment • Students need to distinguish between harmless teasing and behavior that has crossed the line. • Students need to recognize that cloaking behavior under the guise of fun and humor does not change the fact that it’s still harassment.

  4. Victims have rights • Students should recognize intentional and malicious teasing. • Victims and bystanders should stand up to the perpetrator. • Tell a teacher, councilor, police officer, or the principal.

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