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DANGEROUS MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT BULLYING ·FALSE: ADULTS SHOULD STAY OUT OF IT WHEN CHILDREN ARE BULLIED Adults must become involved. Teachers can monitor bullies to deter bullying behaviour. Principals can discipline. Parents can report to schools. ·FALSE: BOYS ARE THE MOST LIKELY VICTIMS Both boys and girls are equally susceptible to bullying, although perhaps in different ways. Both boys and girls are the targets of physical bullying. Girls are more likely to experience relational, sexual and cyberbullying. ·FALSE: CHILDREN SHOULD JUST TOUGHEN UP This myth is a hangover from ideas like “boys will be boys” and that children will “work it out”. Bullying can cause real harm and should not be ignored. ·FALSE: BYSTANDERS SHOULD STAY OUF OF IT WHEN THEY WITNESS BULLYING Evidence suggests that bystanders are also affected by witnessing bullying. Observers also give bullies the audiences that they crave, and legitimacy if they do not sanction the behaviour. Children can be taught to reduce bullying by noticing, reporting and intervening. ·FALSE: IT IS EASY TO SPOT A BULLIED CHILD Children do not report everything that happens in their lives to their parents. Adults need to find ways to make reporting bullying easier for children, and to follow up effectively when they do.
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Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza addressing at provincial economic summit “We have come to the conclusion of this momentous gathering of our glorious movement - the African National Congress.
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hen we took a decision that to hold a provincial economic summit, we did this against a
backdrop of a world economy that is stagnant, fragile and in most cases declining to levels last seen during the financial crisis. The world economy is intertwined, interdependent and what happens globally has a
direct impact on our economy. The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development reports that due to what it calls stalled industrialization in the Sub Saharan Africa, African countries are not likely to see another commodity-led boom
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