Ask for help bravely
When children are bullied, they should be encouraged to ask their parents or teachers for help bravely, and don't choose to submit to humiliation. Asking adults for help can not only solve the problem in time, but also prevent children from forming a timid character.
A person who is not bullied
Teach children not to be afraid of being bullied. Teaching children physical strength is not the standard to measure a person's value. We should let children know that they don't have to be afraid of those who use violence to solve problems, because they are the wrong side. Doing so can not only help children build self-confidence, but also protect their self-esteem.
A tacit reaction
Teach children to observe the situation in the face of bullying. If bullying is not as good as yourself, encourage children to bravely resist and give them a profound lesson. However, if the bully is powerful or has a large number, it is necessary to educate children to respond rationally and avoid excessive risks. When necessary, teach children to call for help from adults around them in time and seek their help.