In conclusion....

• The bullying is an aggression that can be ocurred in the school, in the internet, in the house, or in any place of the city. This situation, have 2 or more persons involved, where one is the victim and the other is called "bully" or agresor. In the most of cases are more people around the situation, that group of people is called witness. We have many ways to resolved the problem, but for me the best is talk with the other person, know why he or she do that and find a good solution to finish with that problem. -Gabriela Nuñez.
• in conclucion , from this blog we could learn many methods as you can solve a conflict that anyone can suffer , also we could make a reflection on the way we treat the people of these can affect them , and many studies indicate that still bullying occurs in schools and this can generate consequences for the person , and it is very important that people can solve and end the bullying. -Santiago Vera

How we can stop the bullying?

• Recognize and respond: Identify the places where the action happen. Teach to the parents and students about the bullying and how recognize. Create a plan where they can know how act in the situation.
• Create dialogue: Create moments for talk about bullying, how they fell when is the victim and how respond in the situation.
• Educate your community: Learn to say NO to the bullying in the school, in the town; and patrocinate the theme. Talk with close persons for motivate that.
• Look the bully in the eye and tell him or her to stop: Make eye contact with the other person that is in off, that you dislike the situation. But in a good tone of voice.
• Avoid escalating the situation: Don´t scream or follow the violence, because that make that the other person respond with more aggression.
• Identification of Problems of Intolerance and Bullying: The focus is on problems that result from students bullying, harassing or being exclusionary and hateful. Often, harassment is based on gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, appearance, or disability.
• Solutions Defined by Students and Peer-to-Peer Actions: Students are supported in defining the problems and solutions needed to incorporate peer-to-peer actions, make their schools safe and help bystanders gather the courage to become "upstanders."
• Collective Voice: The entire school community unites to say Not in Our School. This could take many forms -- buttons, banners, slogans, t-shirts, pledges, assemblies and school-wide activities -- but it needs to grow out of authentic discussion and efforts to create a safe and welcoming environment for students of all backgrounds and gender identities. 

Taken by:

1. http://www.edutopia.org/blog/stop-bullying-create-upstanders-becki-cohn-vargas
2. http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Bullying