Title: Bullying Statistics-Facts — Bullies Keep Out!
Headings: Bullying Statistics-Facts
Bullying Statistics-Facts
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Content: Many studies have shown that increasing domestic violence at home are leading to an increase in bullying online and at school. Researchers note that one way to help begin to lower these bullying statistics is to tell an adult when it is happening. According to the i-Safe American survey of students bullying statistics, about 58 percent of kids admit to never telling an adult when they’ve been the victim of a bullying attack. Another way to stay safe from bullies is to inform the school if the attacks are taking place on school property or have something to do with the school. Ignore messages sent by cyber bullies. Based on the bullying statistics we found, it is clear that cyber bullying is on the rise more so than any other type of bullying. Many students report seeing these types of bullying in chat rooms, social networking websites like MySpace.com and Facebook.com. There has also been websites dedicated to targeting a student or group of students. Many bullying studies revealed that students who are part of a minority group of students based on their gender, race, socioeconomic status as well as sexual preference are reasons other students use to harass and cyber bully one another. Many of these students are forced to deal with at-school bullying and have it follow them home as they see hurtful comments and rumors being said about them throughout the Internet.