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RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Jigsaw Activity: Cut these comments into individual strips and distribute to the class so that students piece the information together on their charts. Heritier Lumumba I can clearly remember playing an under 10s game and being targeted Club: Melbourne by the opposition with racial taunts. It got to the point where I had enough and ran off the field and said I would never play the sport again. It was easily one of my worst footy experiences. I was furious and was very young. I did not understand why I should be bullied because of the colour of my skin. Nic Naitanui Bullies think it’s cool and funny to pick on someone because of their Club: West Coast Eagles race, how they look or their size. Name-calling is one of the worst forms of bullying. Scott McMahon I think bullying should be dealt with immediately. It needs to be Club: North Melbourne stamped out of our society. Marc Murphy I think there should be a zero tolerance policy - bullying is unacceptable. Club: Carlton Andrew Swallow At first trying to deal with bullying is pretty hard. I just tried to avoid Club: North Melbourne the people who did it until they had moved on and forgotten about me. Jack Riewoldt If you are being bullied support from friends and older people helps. Club: Richmond Lindsay Thomas Bullying is taking advantage of an individual; it discriminates against Club: North Melbourne difference or weakness. Andrew Swallow Players on the field understand that some players will do things to gain Club: North Melbourne an advantage to try to win a game. This is different to outright bullying in society where the goal is to make someone feel bad. Page 1 of 7 RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Curtly Hampton Overpowering on the football field is a show of competitiveness, Club: Greater Western whereas bullying in society is done with malicious and cruel intent. Sydney Giants Nic Naitanui There is no shame in telling someone about being bullied. It takes Club: West Coast Eagles more courage to talk to someone than say nothing at all. The problem only gets worse. Karmichael Hunt Tell someone about getting bullied, whether it is a friend, family or Club: Gold Coast SUNS teacher. Have the courage to say something as it could get worse. Lindsay Thomas I have always stuck up for myself, physically or verbally. But it is always Club: North Melbourne better to tell someone who is in a better position to act responsibly, or who has authority. Andrew Swallow Tell someone who can help you work through it. Don’t try to take it on Club: North Melbourne all by yourself. Jonathon Patton You must stand up for yourself and let the bullies know that you do not Club: Greater Western appreciate what is happening to you. If the bullying continues you must Sydney Giants tell the people above you, whether that be a teacher, principal, parent or friend. You need someone else to help put a stop to it. Scott McMahon Stick up for yourself; don’t let them walk all over you. Club: North Melbourne Marc Murphy Don’t just stand there and cop it; talk to people and get support. Club: Carlton Heritier Lumumba No one should accept being bullied. Be proactive and do something. Club: Collingwood All the great people in history have had to overcome a struggle. They never accepted what was unjust and those who were most affected found a solution through a non-violent approach. Learn from the greats. Page 2 of 7 RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Lindsay Thomas You will often find that accepting bullying will result in you becoming Club: North Melbourne more of a target. Heritier Lumumba Those who sit and watch are just as wrong as those who bully. Stand Club: Collingwood up for what you believe in! Never be afraid to take action and let others know what is happening. Nic Naitanui Help the person who is being bullied. There are many ways to show Club: West Coast Eagles courage. Helping and protecting someone in danger can be one of them. Karmichael Hunt Have the courage to either step in and help or let someone know who Club: Gold Coast SUNS can diffuse the situation. Don’t act like you didn’t witness it. Lindsay Thomas If you are witnessing bullying you are in the best position to do Club: North Melbourne something about it. You can tell someone who can deal with it and remain unknown and not become involved in any way. Andrew Swallow Be proactive and do something. If you’re not confident enough to stop Club: North Melbourne it on the spot, go and tell someone what’s happening. Scott McMahon Witnesses (who do nothing) are just as bad as the bully. They should Club: North Melbourne come in and stop it. Marc Murphy Step in at the appropriate time and stand up for the person who is Club: Carlton getting bullied. Andrew Swallow What do you gain by bullying; is it satisfaction? Just ask yourself how Club: North Melbourne you can stop it. Page 3 of 7 RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Jeremy Cameron Take a step back and have a look at yourself. How does bullying Club: Greater Western make you feel? Sydney Giants Karmichael Hunt Stop and think about how you would feel if you were receiving that Club: Gold Coast SUNS same treatment you are dishing out to others. Nic Naitanui Maybe you and your mates think you are funny and tough, but the Club: West Coast Eagles rest of us don’t. Seriously, nobody likes or respects people who pick on others. Rory Sloane When I first started school I was bullied because I was the only Club: Adelaide Crows Indigenous kid at my school. Tendai Mzungu When I was younger I was bullied by two older kids who would Club: Fremantle intimidate me and put me down. Clearly they saw me as an easy target and preyed on my vulnerability. Todd Goldstein A few times it has happened. I remember back in juniors when I was Club: North Melbourne playing. It was simply because I was better than my opposition. So they were looking for another avenue to put me off my game. Scott Thompson Being bullied made me not like school. Made me feel sad and Club: Adelaide Crows different. I usually cried or became angry and aggressive. Tendai Mzungu Unfortunately I didn’t reach out for help or take a stand sooner, Club: Fremantle because once I did I noticed that the pair of bullies no longer targeted me or saw me as a weak individual. Matt Rosa Being bullied upset me. I had to find my way through their negativity Club: West Coast Eagles towards me. Page 4 of 7 RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Cyril Rioli Being bullied is demeaning for the recipient. You can tell it makes Club: Hawthorn them feel terrible. Todd Goldstein I think these days I’m more mature and can ignore the bullying. The Club: North Melbourne best way to fight it is to be the bigger person and move on because then the bully is the failure. Jerermy Taylor If you are bullied speak to teaches, coaches and people close to you. Club: Gold Coast SUNS Don't stay silent. Scott McMahon Bullying is a continuing thing that happens daily and it doesn’t let up. Club: North Melbourne The person being bullied has to carry it around with them all the time. Jarryn Geary Bullying is an act of weakness and insecurity. A selfish act to try to Club: St.Kilda Saints diminish someone to make the bully feel superior. Jack Ziebell Bullying is going out of your way to hurt someone. Club: North Melbourne Jack Grimes Outright bullying is using force or influence to make someone do Club: Melbourne something against his or her wishes and to cause harm on a physical or emotional level. Tendai Mzungu Off the field there are no prizes or awards for attacking someone Club: Fremantle physically or emotionally to boost the bully’s self-worth. Zac Clarke Those that are stronger sometimes use their strength to bully and Club: Fremantle intimidate others who aren’t as strong. They make them feel helpless. The victims of this do not willingly agree to this treatment and behavior and often are scared for their safety. It is never acceptable to make someone feel unsafe or helpless. Page 5 of 7 RISING STARS LESSON 7 – CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS STUDENT WORKSHEET 7.1 My Premiership Team – AFL Players’ Comments on Bullying Josh Gibson Bullying is about making someone else feel bad and getting enjoyment Club: Hawthorn out of it. Liam Picken Bullying in society is against the law and can cause physical and mental Club: Western Bulldogs damage. Phil Davis I believe bullying in society is just an attempt to ostracise people and Club: Greater Western make the bully feel better about themselves Sydney Giants Chris Newman Bullying is putting people down because you think it's fun. Club: Richmond Todd Goldstein Bullying in society leads to many other greater harms.
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