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I believe it speaks for itself.

This colorful infographic displays useful information about student bullying, while providing astonishing current U.S. stats. This chart taught me more about bullying in classrooms in a few minutes than I've learned in the past few months! The fact that every seven minutes a child is bullied is a statistic I can't and won't ignore.

I think this a a great for percents and it has much of the information that you need in order to make a great persuasive essay. It tells you what bullying does and which ways they can bully you. It says who are the ones being bullied and how many people in the world do something about it.

 This tell info about bullying.

This is a very good article because apart from having a lot of information, it has lots of pictures and statistics.  Also, it uses many simple to understand  pictures and charts.  If you need numbers in bullying, this article is just what you need. 

We use Olweus Bullying Prevention program in our region. It is a school and district wide effort to end bullying, promote healthy peer relationships, and to help students deal with bullying. The program teaches students through frequent class meetings. Videos and discussions are used to help students problem solve through those tough situations they encounter at school. Elementary students make pledges to their school communities in regards to not watching or letting bullying happen, treating others nicely, not talking badly about others, etc. The conversations are a bit more in depth at the middle and high school levels. The goal is to provide children of all ages with  tools and strategies to help them deal with bullying, whether they are being bullied or are witnessing it. In our schools, we have yet to survey students since implementation so the impact of the program is yet to be foreseen. What is clear, is that schools must do something to proactively prevent bullying. Consequences for bullying should be clearly stated in handbooks with parents and students understanding the seriousness.