What underlies bullying? The lack of respect for self and others. How do we keep kids grounded in respect? First we need to know what respect for self looks like. When we respect ourselves, it’s much easier to respect others. Kids grounded in respect won’t bully others to get or maintain friendships and won’t stand …
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Now Available! I’ve Got Your Back: Help Children Say Hello to Friends & Goodbye to Bullies
How can you protect children from being bullied? I’ve Got Your Backwill help you teach children the skills of positive, respectful friendships and resilient self-esteem. For parents, teachers, and all adults who work with children.
The Rise Of The Upstanders
Welcome To Guest Blogger Cheryl Jackson! Cheryl’s long and distinguished career as a journalist (you’ll recognize her most recently as the host of the TVO Parents show) plus her experience and empathy as the mother …
If Anti-Bullying Laws Aren’t The Solution, How Can Bullying Be Stopped??
In our recent blog post on Feb 20, 2013, I discussed why stronger anti-bullying laws are not the magic solution to bullying. Having the laws is a good idea, but the laws only kick in …
What Is Healthy Self-Esteem In Kids, And Why Is It Important?
Adults have spent much of the past 20 years in a misguided attempt to prop up kids’ self-esteem with over-inflated praise and under-inflated expectations. Self-esteem can only be increased by building confidence and competence, which …
Take the Anti-Bullying Challenge!
Bullying Prevention Awareness Month is over for this year in the United States. There was an outpouring of articles, observances, interviews, videos and other means of distributing the anti-bullying message during the month of October. …
Self-Respect: What Is It? (Infographic)
- By Admin in Anti-Bullying Infographics, Bullying Awareness, Bullying Prevention
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October 31, 2012
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October 31, 2012
Permanent link to this article: https://bullyingepidemic.com/self-respect-what-is-it-infographic/
Changes In Behavior Can Indicate That Your Child Is Being Bullied
- By Admin in Bullying Awareness, School Bullying
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October 27, 2012
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October 27, 2012
Well-meaning, experienced adults can be standing right in the midst of bullying and be clueless. By the time we do see it, it’s often very late and a lot of damage has already been done. How can we identify – and assist – a child who’s a target of bullying? If we’re lucky, other adults …
Permanent link to this article: https://bullyingepidemic.com/how-can-you-tell-if-a-child-is-being-bullied/
Meet Jacques St. Pierre: 17-Year Old Founder of the “I Will Make It Better” Project to Stop Bullying
- By Lorna Blumen in Bullying Awareness, Bullying Prevention, Kids and Teens Against Bullying, School Bullying
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October 23, 2012
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October 23, 2012
It is spectacular to see a young man inspire his peers at school, and the community at large, with his commitment to bullying prevention. At just 17, Jacques St. Pierre founded the “I Will Make It Better” Project to stop bullying, organized a school assembly on the topic, and encouraged his peers to pledge to …
Permanent link to this article: https://bullyingepidemic.com/jacques-st-pierre-17-year-old-founder-of-the-i-will-make-it-better-project-to-stop-bullying/
When Teasing Turns Bad – How Can We Tell?
- By Admin in Anti-Bullying Infographics, Bullying Awareness
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October 19, 2012
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October 19, 2012
We use the word “teasing” to describe a full spectrum of behavior, from good-natured, give-and-take banter between close friends to malicious, intentionally hurtful insults hurled at an overweight child about her body size or shape. The second example is clearly bullying, even though we often hear it described and excused as “just teasing”. It’s much easier to …
Permanent link to this article: https://bullyingepidemic.com/when-teasing-turns-bad-how-can-we-tell/
Is Cyberbullying Due to the Slowing Maturity of College Students?
- By Admin in Cyberbullying
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October 13, 2012
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October 13, 2012
An article titled “People Mature Slower in College, Causing Cyber Bullying” from PurdueExponent.org recently caught our attention on Twitter. The article says: “According to the director of cyber forensics, one reason college students engage in cyberbullying via Twitter profiles or memes, is because society and higher education have slowed the maturation process.” “. . . …
Permanent link to this article: https://bullyingepidemic.com/is-cyberbullying-due-to-the-slowing-maturity-of-college-students/
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