For 31 days we are looking at the subject of bullying and bullying prevention. Today we are looking at the differences in age groups, including how we may see warning signs in preschool children. Identifying these signs gives us the opportunity to work on social skills and empathy at a young age.
Join Bully Prevention Partners if you are interested in creating a culture of peace in our schools and community.
Today we look at an overview of the three parties involved in bullying. In the next few days we will look at each party in detail along with what the effects of bullying can have on everyone involved. Statistics show that by the time a child gets to middle school they have all seen, heard of, been the target of bullying or been the bully. The effects of this is important for all of us to be aware of.
Cyberbullying is the fastest growing bullying method for students as young as 6 and 7 years old. Learn to protect your children.
I have started to record 31 messages about bullying and posting them on the Bully Prevention Partners website. The fourth one posted today talks about the reasons children give for waiting a long time or not report at all the bullying that might be taking place to them. For the rest of this month we will discuss this subject and I encourage everyone who is interested in this subject to join in the conversation on creating a culture of peace in our schools and community.
All of us must be sure that when we are working with a student who is the target of a bully that they know everything that is listed in this collage of words. Not sure what it says? Join us at Bully Prevention Partners for the complete list and more information on what parents, teachers and students can do to create the culture of peace in the classroom.
Today was the first post in a 10 part series for teachers on classroom management. The idea is to provide help for teachers and parents (parents are teachers too) for helping to eliminate bullying in your classroom or home. Learning is best done when all students feel safe and secure, and are not afraid of being picked on.
Please join our efforts to create that situation for all students at Bully Prevention Partners. We are looking to engage teachers, parents and students in our discussion on creating a culture of peace in the classroom.
Do not wait till your son or daughter is the target of a bully. You can help them now – not to be the target and to have the strength to stand up for themselves and others in bullying situations. Invite your children’s teachers to visit and contribute to Bully Prevention Partners. Together we can make a difference.
