Pulling together
Tags: BULLYING; SCHOOLS -- United States; STUDENTS -- Abuse of; SCHOOL violence
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School-based programs have been developed that can cut down on bullying behaviors among children by as much as 50 percent, and putting those programs in place would stem the tide of bullying violence in U.S. schools, suggests a report from Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, a national,...
- Trying to stop a problem as old as playgrounds. Zipp, Yvonne // Christian Science Monitor;3/16/2001, Vol. 93 Issue 77, p1
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- Telling Tough Truths. Sternberg, Juliet // Independent School;Summer2008, Vol. 67 Issue 4, p90
The article presents information on a survey about students' experiences of bullying conducted by Friends' Central School, a middle school in Pennsylvania. The survey assessed students' overall feeling of safety at school, the extent to which they view bullying at school as a problem, and their...
- The Importance of the Fourth R--Relationships. Poland, Scott // District Administration;Feb2012, Vol. 48 Issue 2, p68
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- Bully Pulpit. Soskis, Benjamin // New Republic;05/14/2001, Vol. 224 Issue 20, p25
Focuses on the assertion that the so-called anti-bullying movement in schools in the U.S. is characterized by widespread overreaction. Survey conducted by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation showing that bullying has become school children's primary concern, surpassing drugs and...
- Unsafe Schools: Perception or Reality? Del Prete, Tony // Professional School Counseling;Jun2000, Vol. 3 Issue 5, p375
Focuses on the perception of individuals on an unsafe school environment in the United States. Factors influencing the development of school violence; Solutions in preventing school violence; Views of parents and teachers on school violence and the youth.
- FOR EVERY BULLY THERE IS A VICTIM. Lawrence, Gloria; Adams, Frank D. // American Secondary Education;Fall2006, Vol. 35 Issue 1, p66
Bullying is an issue that many face daily; the article discusses the bully, the victim, and approaches to addressing bullying in the schools. Both victim and bully have characteristics that can be identified; the article provides a discussion of bullying and provides suggestions to consider.
