Physical bullying involves harmful actions against another persons body.
Some examples are hitting, pinching, kicking. Interfering with another
person's property. Some examples include stealing, damaging. Physical
bullying is easy to spot.
Verbal
bullying is speaking to a person or about a person in a way that is unkind
and hurtful to that person e.g. teasing, name calling, spreading rumours,
whispering.
Non
verbal bullying refers to all the types of behaviours that upset, exclude
or embarrass another person e.g. leaving a person out of a game or activity
on purpose, making rude gestures such as poking tongue, writing hate notes
about a person that will be upsetting to that person.
Types
of bullying
Verbal
bullying is speaking to a person or about a person in a way that is unkind
and hurtful to that person e.g. teasing, name calling, spreading rumours,
whispering.
Non
verbal bullying refers to all the types of behaviours that upset, exclude
or embarrass another person e.g. leaving a person out of a game or activity
on purpose, making rude gestures such as poking tongue, writing hate notes
about a person that will be upsetting to that person.