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- Teasing in Schools: What Teachers have to Say. Harwood, Debra; Copfer, Sarah // International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences;2011, Vol. 6 Issue 3, p75
Teasing appears to have a significant impact on school culture. However, little agreement exists on the definition of teasing and how to differentiate the behaviour from other forms of social interaction (e.g., bullying). And given the ambiguous nature of teasing, it is not surprising that...
- Bull about bullying. Sowell, Thomas // Enterprise/Salt Lake City;4/25/2011, Vol. 40 Issue 40, p15
The author offers his thoughts on bullying in school in the U.S.
- Bullies Are Everyone's Problem. Adams, Jim // Junior Scholastic;10/4/2002, Vol. 105 Issue 3, p6
Discusses about the problem of bullying in various schools in the United States.
- HOW TO STOP A BULLY. Waugh, Rachel // Junior Scholastic;9/3/2007, Vol. 110 Issue 1, p10
The article reports on the practice of bullying in schools in the U.S.
- The blame game, bullying and justice. Crowley, Peter // Adirondack Daily Enterprise;7/7/2010, Vol. 117 Issue 159, p4
In this article, the author discusses aspects of school bullying in New York.
