bullying

bullying

  • Submitted By: angbing34
  • Date Submitted: 03/12/2015 7:10 PM
  • Category: English
  • Words: 1388
  • Page: 6




Bullying
Bullying is described as repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological behavior that is harmful and involves the misuse of power by an individual or group towards one or more persons. Bullying is a natural part of life that everyone unfortunately is going to have to put up with one way or another. Is bullying getting worse? It solely depends on the situation at hand. Cameron Conaway, an MMA fighter turned poet and writer explores just what he believes is causing bullying to become worse. (Conaway, 2012) Within his article, he gives five valid reasons that he believes is causing bullying to become worse as time elapses. First, Conaway discusses technology can contribute to an increase in bullying. Conaway states that technology allows children to bully in new ways; due to this they are unable to relate to each other; feel empathy; or any other form of compassion. (Conaway, 2012) Next Conaway states that the lack of physical education can be a point that can cause bullying. Basically, he puts it as if we Americans are compensating due to the fact that China is focusing more on intellect than physical education. (Conaway, 2012) Therefore, if there is a lack of physical education; then perhaps we all should place more emphasis on physical education. The next argument that Conaway brings to our attention; is the emphasis on nutrition. I do agree that nutrition is indeed very important; and a balanced diet can lead to some amazing turnouts. Conaway believes that there is way too much of feeding our children with fatty junk food. He believes that a healthy diet with real food can help children handle stress. (Conaway, 2012) Therefore, based on this point; we need to focus more on feeding our children with natural fruits and vegetables; as well as foods with nutrients and natural vitamins. Also, parents need to regulate just how much junk food their children are exposed to on a daily basis. Next, Conaway places a point upon the educational...

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