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How to Avoid Being Bullied in Middle School
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== Understanding Bullying in Middle School == Bullying is unfortunately common in middle schools. About one in five high school students report being bullied on school property in the past year[8]. Middle school can be an especially challenging time as students are going through physical and emotional changes, entering a new school environment, and navigating more complex social dynamics. Common types of bullying in middle school include: - Physical bullying (hitting, pushing, tripping) - Verbal bullying (name-calling, teasing, threats) - Social/relational bullying (spreading rumors, excluding others) - Cyberbullying (through social media, texting, etc.)[8] It's important to recognize that bullying involves a power imbalance and repeated aggressive behaviors. One-time conflicts or arguments between peers are not necessarily bullying.
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