Mobbing and bullying at school

How do you prepare your children for summer camp? Do I need to tell the counselor about your child's peculiarities? How do you respond to complaints from a child who calls you every day from camp asking you to take him home? Should I warn my child that mobbing is possible at camp?

I used to argue on LiveJournal about the impact of capitalism/socialism on the prevalence of such a disgusting phenomenon; school bullying is systemic bullying against a student in the classroom (or bullying, from English bully, a bully, a brawler). Back then, my arguments were mostly indirect and scattered, but now there are direct ones

Teens with Asperger syndrome and autism are at increased risk of being bullied by their peers.

Cybermobbing: formulation. Description. The reasons. Exits.

So here's what we can do about it. Of course, the situations are very diverse; these are general principles and steps.

The concept of mobbing was introduced in 1963 by Austrian zoopsychologist Konrad Lorenz. He called mobbing the phenomenon of several small animals attacking a larger enemy. The term became famous after the publication in 1972 of a work by Swedish physician P. Hyneman, who compared children's violent behavior towards their peers with aggressive animal behavior and called it mobbing. In its modern sense, the term was first used by the Swedish researcher of work psychology H. Leyman, who studied the peculiarities of people's behavior in a team in the early 80s of the 20th century.

In every school community, there are teenagers who bully the weak and outcasts who tolerate it. Sometimes bullying is frightening proportions, jeopardizing not only the child's psyche, but also his physical health.