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Bullying in Schools

How Should Teachers Respond?

Topics Covered

  • Current data on student reporting of bullying
  • Research based insights to help educators understand the complexity of bullying
  • Strategies at student level, classroom level and school level

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Examines the nature and extent of cyberbullying, its impact on victims, and what parents and educators can do to prevent and respond to it. It is an essential resource for anyone concerned about the safety of children and youth online.
Provides a comprehensive guide to responding to school bullying. It includes evidence-based strategies for preventing, intervening in, and responding to bullying behavior. It valuable resource for school administrators, teachers, counselors, and parents.
Provides a practical guide to preventing and intervening in workplace bullying and harassment. It includes strategies for creating a respectful and inclusive work environment, as well as for responding to and investigating complaints of bullying and harassment.
This memoir tells the story of David Pelzer, who was severely bullied as a child. It powerful and moving account of the impact of bullying and the resilience of the human spirit.
Provides a practical guide to understanding and preventing cyberbullying. It includes tips for parents and teachers on how to talk to children and youth about cyberbullying, how to spot the signs of cyberbullying, and how to respond to it.
Provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and preventing bullying in schools. It includes information on the different types of bullying, the causes and consequences of bullying, and what parents and teachers can do to prevent and respond to bullying.
Provides a practical guide to bullying prevention in schools. It includes evidence-based strategies for creating a safe and supportive school environment, as well as for responding to and preventing bullying behavior.
Examines the nature and extent of cyberbullying, its impact on children and youth, and what parents and teachers can do to prevent and respond to it. It is an essential resource for anyone concerned about the safety of children and youth online.
Provides a rigorous analysis of the impact of school environment on student outcomes. It valuable resource for researchers and policymakers who are interested in understanding the factors that contribute to student success.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the role of school psychologists in the school environment. It valuable resource for school psychologists and other professionals who are working to improve the mental health and well-being of students.
Explores the relationship between the environment and human psychology. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are interested in creating a more sustainable and just world.
Examines the hidden curriculum, which is the set of unspoken rules and expectations that shape the school experience. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are interested in understanding and addressing educational inequality.
Provides a comprehensive overview of school violence. It valuable resource for educators, administrators, and other professionals who are working to prevent and address school violence.
Examines the educational experiences of Black children in America. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are working to address educational inequality.
Provides a vision for a more equitable and just school system. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are working to transform education.
Historical fiction novel that is set in Nazi Germany. It tells the story of a young girl who steals books and hides them from the Nazis. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are interested in teaching about the Holocaust.
Young adult novel that tells the story of a Black teenager who witnesses the police shooting of her unarmed friend. It valuable resource for educators and other professionals who are interested in teaching about race and social justice.

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