The Children's Welfare League's "20 18 Survey on Prevention and Treatment in school bullying, Taiwan Province Province" found that nearly 70% of children had school bullying experience. Many onlookers think that this is just a joke, ignoring the harm caused by bullying. Love Ambassador Aaron also shared the painful memories of being bullied in other countries for three years.

On the 3rd, the Cultural and Educational Foundation of the Children's Welfare League released the 20 18 investigation report on school bullying. Nearly half of the students think that if they are bullied, they will not tell their parents. There are also as many as 23.2% children who think that it is fun to set up a club against someone online and throw away textbooks. Bullying among the large population is not so serious, which shows that many children can't tell the difference between "joking" and "bullying".

The Children's Alliance pays attention to anti-bullying all the year round, and investigates bullying every year. In this survey, children aged 1 1 ~ 14 in Taiwan Province were collected, and 1 157 entity questionnaires were collected.

The biggest reason why children don't want to talk to their parents about bullying is that they are afraid that their parents will worry (57.2%) and that things will get worse and worse (56.3%), which shows that children don't trust their parents' handling methods when bullying happens. In this regard, the CEO of the Children's Welfare Alliance Bai cited the data in the questionnaire to remind parents that 58.2% of the children who needed help most when they were bullied were "parents' understanding of the incident", ranking first; Instead of asking the child to apologize to the other party immediately, or asking the child to ignore the other party or even completely treat it coldly. (See more >> Tears of the bullied: Don't tell your children, "Just ignore them! 」)

Three misunderstandings of bullying bystanders and unwilling to help.

The survey also shows that 66.4% of children have suffered from school bullying, of which 64.7% are bystanders; 17. 1% were bullied, and 9.2% were bullied. Bai said that putting an end to school bullying requires the cooperation of parents, students and teachers. When school bullying happened, whether the "bystanders" can support the bullied and dance with the bullies has a great influence on the incidence of bullying afterwards.