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Suzi Bully

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• Appearance –Suzi’s appearance is one of the main problems that she is being bullied in her new school. To fix this problem Suzi should ask her mum to get her cool glasses or contact lens to prevent him wearing glasses, so she wouldn’t be bullied. If her mum could take her then she could spend more time with her mum and they could bond. This will give Suzi the confidence to talk to her mum and tell her about the bullying in the school.

• Loneliness – Suzi is very lonely and she has no one to talk to. She could join clubs like the musical group, because she like to play several instruments and she learn piano with the help of internet, or join groups that can help her make new friends or socialise with her peers. Suzi thinks for people …show more content…

She is bringing large sums of money to school and that makes it a target for bullies to bully her because of her money. If Suzi could stop bring big amount of money to school then the bullying can stop. Her mum should minimize the amount Suzi takes to school. Too much money to a place like schools can lead to the person being bullied.

• Academically – Suzi’s is academically bright but are grades are going down because of her bullying and her loneliness. Her mum should try and sit with her when she has the time to talk to Suzi or help her with any of her homework. Her teachers should also try and encourage her to try harder at school. This will help Suzi’s to achieved what she want.

• Drug – Suzi has problem on her size, according to the text she uses laxatives after eating to purge her and make her more thinner who is already thin. She thinks she’s fat and she wants to try and fit in with her other peers. If Suzi continues to use the laxative without prescription she can become very sick and end up in hospital. Suzi should try and talk to her mum about it because if she doesn’t it can be very serious. She should see a dietician who can help her start eating properly

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