| Online Books |
 Bullying
in School and What Do You Do About it |
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By Peter K. Smith, Debra
Pepler, Ken Rigby |
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Preventing
Bullying in Schools: A Guide for Teachers and Other
Professionals |
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Dealing
with Bullying in Schools a Training Manual for Teachers,
Parents...by Mona O' Moor, Stephen James Minton |
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Hot
Topics in Cyber Bullying By Nick Hunter |
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Online
Resources |
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National
Bullying Prevention Center |
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Bullying
Prevention Lesson Plans |
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Stopgullying.gov
What You Can do |
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WikiHow Advice
and Information |
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Edutopia
Prevention Tips Teachers and Parents |
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National
Bully Prevention Center Take Action on Bullying |
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LiveScience
Lasting Effects on Bullying |
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SafeKids.com
Resources to Sites on Bullying |
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Long
Term Effects |
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ConnectSafely Tips
to Help Stop Cyberbullying |
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Victoria
State Gov How to define bullying, the four types of
bullying behaviour and the impacts of bullying. |
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Teacher
Bullying |
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| Teachers Tips and Advice |
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1. Under no circumstances should you let it to exist in
any form in your class and school. Be the responsible
adult, defend those being harassed and report those
doing the intimidation. Make your class and school a
safe zone. |
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2. Teachers: Be aware and vigilante to your students
signs of stress. Often they will exhibit their concerns
and distress in both obvious and not so obvious ways.
Work with them and their parents to gain self confidence
and trust in their own self worth. Remember the greatest
thing one teacher can give a student is a solid
foundation. |
| 3. Don't allow other teachers, parents,
students and administrator bully you to perform tasks,
procedures or duties that you deem inappropriate or
unprofessional. |
| Students Tips and Advice |
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1. Don't Let others intimidate or frighten you in anyway
to do anything. |
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2. If someone is harassing you online, de-friend them,
block their emails or texts. Tell your parents, teachers
and even the police if need be. You can control what
comes to your screen or monitor. |
| Parents Tips and Advice |
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1. Parents: Protect your child and let them know you are
there for them. |
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2. Monitor what your child reads and emails and discuss
what you see with your child. |
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You as a parent need to take charge of the communication
system. |
| 4. Move the computer where you can observe
what is being watched. Install programs available (many
free) to help protect those you love |
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Cyberbullying |
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10
Facts Every Teacher Should Know |
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DoSomething
11 Facts about cyber bullying |
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How
To Prevent Cyberbullying |
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NIH
Effects of Cyberbullying on Youth |
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Verywell
What are the Real Life Effects of Cyberbullying |
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Kidshealth
Information for Parents |
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Americanspcc
impact of cyberbullying |
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Social
Media Cyber-bullying: Online Safety and Security Tips
for Children, Teens and Young Adults Written by Carey
Davis
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kaspersky.com
resource-center preemptive safety cyberbullying effects |
Bullying:
the intellectual, physical, emotional, psychological, sexual and
spiritual intimidation of an individual. Bullying if not checked can
cause serious mental, emotional and physical damage to any child or
adult.
