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    Reflexive Anti Bullying Pronouons

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    The document provides definitions for key terms related to bullying: 1) It defines a bully as a student who commits acts of bullying such as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, or cyberbullying. 2) It defines a bullied student as someone who experiences acts of bullying or retaliation. 3) It defines bullying as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, cyberbullying, or social bullying intended to hurt or belittle others. 4) It defines gender-based bullying as acts that humiliate or exclude someone due to their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.

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    The document provides definitions for key terms related to bullying: 1) It defines a bully as a student who commits acts of bullying such as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, or cyberbullying. 2) It defines a bullied student as someone who experiences acts of bullying or retaliation. 3) It defines bullying as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, cyberbullying, or social bullying intended to hurt or belittle others. 4) It defines gender-based bullying as acts that humiliate or exclude someone due to their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.

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    Short intro to reflexive and intensive pronouns

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    The document provides definitions for key terms related to bullying: 1) It defines a bully as a student who commits acts of bullying such as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, or cyberbullying. 2) It defines a bullied student as someone who experiences acts of bullying or retaliation. 3) It defines bullying as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, cyberbullying, or social bullying intended to hurt or belittle others. 4) It defines gender-based bullying as acts that humiliate or exclude someone due to their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.

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    Reflexive Anti Bullying Pronouons

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    The document provides definitions for key terms related to bullying: 1) It defines a bully as a student who commits acts of bullying such as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, or cyberbullying. 2) It defines a bullied student as someone who experiences acts of bullying or retaliation. 3) It defines bullying as unwanted physical contact, emotional harm, slanderous statements, cyberbullying, or social bullying intended to hurt or belittle others. 4) It defines gender-based bullying as acts that humiliate or exclude someone due to their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.

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    Reflexive Pronouns: Underline the

    correct reflexive to be used in each


    sentence.
    1. You can’t do this for me - I have to do it
    (himself, myself)
    2. Why doesn’t she do it (himself, herself).
    3. He saw (herself, himself) in the mirror.
    4. We can’t do this (themselves, ourselves).
    5. They don’t like (ourselves, themselves).
    Reflexive Pronouns: Underline the
    correct reflexive to be used in each
    sentence.
    6. Are you going to the mall by (herself,
    yourself).
    7. She likes to think of (himself, herself) as a
    good person.
    8. I can’t see (myself, himself) doing that.
    9. They talk about (themselves, themselfs) all
    the time.
    10. You don’t respect (yourself, myself).
    Anti-Bullying
    Act of 2013
    Republic Act No. 10627
    Bully

    • refers to any student who commits


    acts of bullying as defined by the
    Act or this IRR.
    Bullied

    • refers to any student who experiences the acts of


    bullying or retaliation as defined by the Act or
    this IRR.
    Bullying
    1. Any unwanted physical
    contact between the bully
    and the victim like
    punching, pushing,
    shoving, kicking, slapping,
    tickling, headlocks,
    inflicting school pranks,
    teasing, fighting, and the
    use of available objects as
    weapons;
    Bullying

    2. Any act that


    causes damage to
    a victim’s psyche
    and/or emotional
    well-being
    Bullying
    3. Any slanderous
    statement or accusation
    that causes the victim
    undue emotional distress
    like directing foul language
    or profanity at the target,
    name-calling, tormenting,
    and commenting
    negatively on the victim’s
    looks, clothes, and body;
    Bullying
    4. “Cyberbullying” or any bullying
    done through the use of technology
    or any electronic means. The term
    shall also include any conduct
    resulting to harassment, intimidation,
    or humiliation, through the use of
    other forms of technology, such as,
    but not limited to texting, email,
    instant messaging, chatting, internet,
    social media, online games,
    or other platforms or formats as
    defined in DepEd Order No. 40, s.
    2012; and
    Social Bullying
    •refers to any
    deliberate, repetitive,
    and aggressive social
    behavior intended to
    hurt others or to
    belittle another
    individual or group.
    Gender-Based Bullying

    • refers to any act that humiliates or


    excludes a person on the basis of
    perceived or actual sexual orientation
    and gender identity (SOGI).
    What the law says…
    What is in my mind…
    What is in my heart…
    What does the text tell…

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