What are seven subtopics for bullying

2 answers:

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<span> Seven subtopics for bullying could be:

</span><span>1) Victims and their families
2) Bullies and their families
3) A day in the life of a bully
4) A day in the life of a victim
5) What teachers and staff are doing to stop bullying
6) Bullying awareness and taking action
7) Communities taking action to stop bullying
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I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.

Brut [27]3 years ago

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Here is the list of the seven subtopics for bullying:
1. Victims and their families
2. Bullies and their families
3. A day in the life of a bully
4. A day in the life of a victim
5. What teachers and staff are doing to stop bullying
6. Bullying awareness and taking action
7. The Communities taking action to stop bullying

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