Do you, like many people, think bullying consists primarily of older boys targeting younger children? If so, that isn’t always the case. Most instances of bullying occur between children who are the same age or in the same grade level. And, while direct bullying is typically the work of boys, a lot of bullying happens between girls, too. Are you able to identify the three most common forms of bullying? Join Susan Brooks-Young as she helps educators prepare to deal with bullying by offering a clear definition of bullying, shares common characteristics of bullies and their victims, and dispels some bullying stereotypes.