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Research Paper On Dodge Bully

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Dodge ball, one of the causes for bullying in schools. At Elkton Maryland, dodge ball is considered inappropriate because violence and bullying are used in the game. If I were one of the student's parents, I would go ballistic if my child were to get bullied while playing a game of dodge ball! This is a classic childhood game that almost everyone dreads. At our school, we don't play dodge ball because it is a very violent game.

The principals removed it from the PE curriculum when they found out all of this was happening because of a silly game. They also removed games that are similar dodge ball like slaughter, prison ball, and other games that relate to the game. The vote to ban the game was 4-1, this happened very recently at Elkton Maryland.

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