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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to say 'No' to school bullying?

• Because it helps create a safe environment for everyone.

• Because it makes the school look good.

• Because teachers tell us to.

• Because it is a rule.

Open Ended

What actions can teachers and students take together to prevent bullying in schools?

Multiple Choice

According to the introduction, what are some key strategies proposed to prevent school bullying in educational centers?

• Strict punishment for offenders, isolation of victims, and increased surveillance.

• Resolution of conflicts through violence, focus on academic achievement, and exclusion of problematic students.

• Peaceful conflict resolution, development of socioemotional skills, inclusive school climate, and democratic school management.

• Ignoring minor incidents, encouraging competition, and prioritizing academic results.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: School bullying often involves an imbalance of

between the aggressor and the victim.

Multiple Choice

What are the three fundamental characteristics that distinguish school bullying from other forms of violence?

• Intent, repetition, and duration.

• Anger, strength, and popularity.

• Isolation, secrecy, and technology.

• Friendship, teamwork, and honesty.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are types of school bullying described in the classification table?

• Physical bullying

• Verbal bullying

• Cyberbullying

• Socioemotional bullying

Open Ended

Describe one false belief about school bullying that may be present in educational contexts and explain why it is harmful.

Open Ended

What is one main difference between sporadic aggressive behaviors and school bullying, according to the text?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a false belief about school bullying according to the text?

• Bullying has always existed, but now it is more visible.

• Only physical violence is considered bullying.

• Boys should just endure bullying.

• Victims are to blame for being bullied.

Open Ended

Describe the roles played by the main agents involved in school bullying dynamics.

Open Ended

What are some consequences faced by victims, perpetrators, and bystanders of school bullying?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are suggested measures to prevent school bullying in educational settings?

• Strict punishment for bullies only

• Promoting peaceful conflict resolution

• Encouraging inclusive school climate

• Ignoring minor incidents

Fill in the Blanks

In the context of peaceful conflict resolution in schools, what is the role of the educational community?

Open Ended

What is the importance of developing socioemotional skills in students for the prevention of school bullying?

Multiple Choice

What are the main differences between a toxic and a nurturing school climate according to the text?

• A toxic climate focuses on students' deficits and problems, while a nurturing climate values students' strengths and needs.

• A toxic climate values students' strengths, while a nurturing climate ignores students' needs.

• Both climates focus on students' strengths.

• A nurturing climate ignores students' differences.

Open Ended

What is democratic school management and how does it contribute to a culture of peace in schools?

Multiple Select

According to the text, what are some actions to develop an inclusive school climate in educational centers? Select all that apply.

• Identifying and supporting students at academic risk or in social risk situations.

• Promoting discrimination based on prejudice.

• Eradicating any form of discrimination or intolerance.

• Ignoring students' needs.

Open Ended

What strategies can schools implement to prevent and address cyberbullying among students?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: One of the actions to prevent cyberbullying is to include recommendations for the responsible and safe use of

platforms from an early age.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are general indicators that a student may be a victim of school bullying? Select all that apply.

• Sudden refusal to participate in physical activities.

• Significant drop in academic performance.

• Increased participation in group activities.

• Unexplained crying spells.

Multiple Choice

What is a common characteristic of cyberbullying (ciberacoso) according to the guide?

• Physical aggression in person

• Spreading personal information without consent

• Insulting someone face-to-face

• Excluding someone from group activities

Multiple Select

Which of the following are indicators that someone may be a victim of physical bullying at school?

• Being forced to participate in fights

• Having their belongings hidden or destroyed

• Receiving offensive online messages

• Being insulted or called names

Fill in the Blanks

A form of bullying that involves damaging a person's self-esteem and relationships is called

bullying.

Multiple Choice

What is one of the first actions a teacher should take when notified of a bullying incident?

• Ignore the situation

• Inform the immediate authority in writing

• Confront the bully directly

• Call the police immediately

Open Ended

Describe the steps a parent or guardian should take if they suspect their child is experiencing school bullying.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an objective of the educational intervention proposals for addressing school bullying?

• Punish the aggressor

• Identify the roles of people involved in bullying

• Ignore minor incidents

• Discourage reporting of bullying

Fill in the Blanks

The guide 'Todas y todos contra el acoso escolar' is intended for

of basic education.

Open Ended

Why is it important to say 'NO' to school bullying and promote a violence-free school environment?