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Bullying can target children who have learning and cognitive impairments. Because it is recurrent and frequently gets worse over time, bullying differs from teasing. It might involve verbal abuse, physical assault, threats, and exclusion. How to avoid: Take initiative and be personable. Tell your child what bullying is, and let her know she can come to you (or a teacher) if she experiences it or witnesses it. Tell her it's acceptable to leave if she feels unsafe or if speaking up to defend herself doesn't work. Find out more about what to do if you believe a children on a…