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Posts Tagged ‘bullying’
Study Documents Frequent Bullying of Children With Autism
A recent article in Education Week sheds some light on our nation’s bullying epidemic as it relates to children with autism.
Bullying Led to Japanese Student’s Suicide
The tragic suicide of a 13-year-old boy in Otsu, Japan was most likely the result of systematic bullying by the boy’s classmates, and even his teachers, reports ABC News. Though the suicide occured last October, a recent anonymous survey of students at the school has revealed shocking details of physical and psychological torment. According to ABC News, “In »
Bullying Incident on School Bus Reaches New Low
Across the country it seems people are finally becoming aware that bullying is a very serious problem in our schools. The latest, chilling incident was caught on video last week and has gone viral on YouTube with over 1.3 million page views. In addition, the story has been covered by every major news network. During the video, several students in North Greece, NY »
Lady Gaga’s latest project — an anti-bullying and youth education initiative
The Born This Way Foundation is a mixture of high energy, high emotion resources for inspiration, and some pretty serious research and highly practical suggestions for doing the work of making change.
Make your training count!
Are you doing some summertime professional development or gearing up for fall in-service training? If so, with help from the National Staff Development Council, here are some tips for how to get the most out of your professional development.
Dear CC!: Potential bullying problem?
Our school is merging with another local elementary school this year, nearly doubling our student population. While we’ve never had any serious bullying incidents in the past, I’m concerned that the merger will result in an increase in bullying behaviors.
TV movie highlights bullying issue
What happens when the star quarterback finds out his teammates are bullying the new kid? Watch Field of Vision this Saturday to find out.
What’s the difference between pretending and lying?
Read Barbara Gruener’s review of When a Dragon Moves In, a whimsical summer sizzler about the antics of a dragon who moves into the sandcastle of a lucky little lad.

Photographer stands up to bullies
Jennifer McKendrick, a photographer from Indiana County, PA, became a Facebook celebrity in August when she refused to photograph school bullies for their senior portraits.