Assertion: bully's child | /r/HasProperty | bully
Facets:
value: for reasons
type: CAUSE
value: just as easily
type: MANNER
value: depending on the situation
type: OTHER
value: in grades
type: OTHER
value: at school
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: How do you know if your child is being a bully?
text: What do you do if your child is the bully?
text: so a child who is a bully today may be a bully-victim or victim later in the year.
text: If there is suspicion that a child is being bullied or is a bully, there are warning signs in their behavior.
text: If you’re a parent concerned about bullying, it’s important to recognize the signs that a child is a bully, as well as the signs of one who is being victimized.
text: Studies that quantify how many children are bullies, victims, or bullying victims are rare.
text: Sadly, adults can be bullies, just as children and teenagers can be bullies.
text: Children and adults can be bullies for a number of reasons.
text: Children who are bullies have an increased risk for many negative outcomes.﻿﻿ Parents who suspect their child is engaging in bullying behavior may want to intervene to help prevent these problems throughout their child's life.
text: Are friends with other children who are bullies
text: This applies mostly to children who are bullies at school for reasons that they may need to talk about to help in changing their behavior.
text: But as if bullies aren't bad enough, they tend to have children who are bullies.
text: According to Utterly Global, an organization dedicated to anti bullying, children who were bullies in grades six to nine are 60 percent more likely to have a criminal conviction by the age of 24.
text: Depending on the situation, children can just as easily be the bully as they can the target.