Bullying: Could Destroy the Future
(In this Reflective assignment, I applied Kolb’s model as my framework.)
Every day before I sleep I just had one wish. My wish was waking up with a remarkable increase in my body height, and in every morning I was disappointed why my wish didn’t come true. Nothing can change a reality of a thing that I had been genetically inflicted with.
From an early age, when I started to feel I’m shorter than my colleagues and classmates. People started making comments on my height!! Those comments were really irritating and hurting me.
“you look like a midget” is a phrase commonly repeated to short people.
I decided changing my school as I thought that would be the only solution. It was my first day in the new school and it also was my first day in the middle school. I was so excited and nervous. I was afraid of meeting new people and living in a new environment. The waited day came, yes it’s my first day in my new school. When I was taking my first step in my class, I heard a voice saying in sarcastic way “you’re in the wrong class the primary section is in the first floor”, that comment broke my heart but I went over it by thinking positively.
However, the day was running too fast until our last period which was PE
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It builds a complete fear in the child and increase their tendency to become emotionally withdrawn.[2][3]In addition, continuous bullying is destructive, abusive and intolerable.[2] Other Researches shown that bullying develops a higher risk of depression, anxiety, loneliness, distrust of other people, poor social adjustment, low self-esteem and poor academic achievement in students.[1] The professional website “Simply Psychology” supported the view that bullying correlated with low