Journal Article

·2014

Student Teachers’ Perceptions of Bullying in Schools

Ali Ilke Gümuseli , Özge Hacıfazlıoğlu , Esra Çakmak YTU

The Anthropologist

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to investigate and provide insights into the problems concerning school bullying. The objective of the research was to investigate the following issues like What kinds of behaviors are defined as bullying by student teachers?, How frequently do students engage in bullying behaviors?, Where do these behaviors most commonly take place in a typical school environment?, and How do student teachers deal with incidents of bullying? The present study applies a quantitative research design. To formulate availability sampling, student teachers were selected from the teaching certificate program in Yildiz Technical University. A total of 400 student teachers participated in the study. The study explored that verbal bullying appeared the most often perceived by the student teachers followed by emotional bullying as compared to physical bullying, and finally sexual bullying, was the least observed type of bullying.

Keywords

Psychology Perception Certificate Cyber bullying Student teacher Mathematics education Teacher education Computer science

Subject Areas

Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression ·Social Psychology ·Social Sciences
Legal Issues in Education ·Law ·Social Sciences
Education Practices and Challenges ·Philosophy ·Social Sciences

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