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The document discusses a qualitative research study on senior high school students' perceptions of bullying. It provides background on bullying, noting that it involves aggression, a power imbalance, and can be repeated. It also discusses bullying statistics in the Philippines that showed a rise in reported cases. The study aims to understand how often bullying occurs at the school, the nature of the bullying, and how it affects students' performance.

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Introduction

The document discusses a qualitative research study on senior high school students' perceptions of bullying. It provides background on bullying, noting that it involves aggression, a power imbalance, and can be repeated. It also discusses bullying statistics in the Philippines that showed a rise in reported cases. The study aims to understand how often bullying occurs at the school, the nature of the bullying, and how it affects students' performance.

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The Perception of the Senior High School Students on Bullying:

A Qualitative Research

Introduction:
Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school
aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance,
the behavior is repeated or has a potential to be repeated
overtime. Both kids who are bullied and who bully others have
serious, lasting problems.
According to the consolidated report of Department of
Education (DepEd), bullying cases on elementary and high school
of both private and public schools on 2014 rose by 21% or a total
of 6,363 cases, compare with the 5,236 on 2013. This translates to
31 daily bullying cases from a divisor on 201 school days. The
statistics was disclosed by Rep. Gerald Anthony Gullas Jr., a
member of the House Committee on basic education.
There are three types of bullying; the first one is the verbal
bullying where children say or write mean things, the second one
is the social bullying which involves hurting someone’s reputation
or relationships, and the last one is the physical bullying which
involves hurting a person’s body or possessions.
It can affect everyone --- those who are bullied, those who
bully and those who witness bullying. Bullying is linked to many
negative outcomes including impacts on mental health, a
substance use and suicide.
It is important to talk to kids to determine whether bullying-
-- or something else--- is a concern.
In Jose T. Quiboloy Sr. National High School, bullying is
strictly prohibited and has major sanctions to whom who commit
one once. The children are protected by the school rules and
regulations and are monitored all the time by the teachers and
other staffs and supervisors.
Problem Statement:
The researchers attempt to know how often
does bullying happen at school, what is the nature of bullying, and how
does it affect the performance of the senior high school students in
Jose T. Quiboloy Sr. National High School.

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