Jawaban:

After reading the caution about bullying, students should take the following steps:

Understand the impact of bullying: Students should understand that bullying is not only hurtful to the victim, but it can also have serious long-term effects on the well-being of the bully and the entire school community.

Speak up: Students should speak up if they see or experience bullying. They can tell a teacher, counselor, or other trusted adult about the situation.

Support the victim: Students should support the victim of bullying by being a friend and standing up for them. They can also help the victim report the bullying to an adult.

Get involved in anti-bullying initiatives: Students can get involved in school initiatives to prevent bullying, such as a peer mentoring program or an anti-bullying club.

Practice empathy: Students should practice empathy and strive to understand the feelings of others. They should also be mindful of their own behavior and words, and avoid actions or words that may hurt others.

Learn about cyberbullying: Students should also be aware of cyberbullying and understand how to deal with it.

Learn about bystander intervention: Students should learn about how to be an active bystander, meaning they can intervene and help stop bullying when they see it happening.