THE IMPACT OF BULLYING ON STUDENTS' SELF-CONFIDENCE
Keywords:
bullying, early childhood, social development, emotional bullying, physical bullying, social bullying, cyberbullying, self-confidence, social skills, empathy, reading and education, preventing bullying at school, psychological health, parent-school collaboration, role in society.Abstract
This article examines the manifestations of bullying in school and how it affects children's learning. It examines how physical, psychological, social and cyberbullying can occur among students. It also examines the impact of bullying on students' self-confidence, social skills, friendships and school performance. It also discusses the measures that schools, teachers, parents and society can take together to prevent and combat bullying.
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