Bullying Articles
1: Cyberbullying
This year, National Bullying week shines a spotlight on the fastest growing face of bullying: cyberbullying. Basically, this means using information and communication technology to deliberately upset someone else. It includes bullying via mobile phones, instant messaging, emails, blogs, Twitter, websites, chatrooms, message boards, Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) such as Second Life, or social networking sites like Facebook and Bebo.
2: Bullying and your child
Bullying is very serious and on rare occasions lead to suicide or attempted suicide, so it must always be taken seriously.If your child is showing signs of stress and you are not sure what is going on, bullying may be one possible cause.
3: "No Bully" Policy at Philadelphia Schools
Approximately, two thirds of all deaths among children and adolescents in the United States are the result of injury-related causes. These include motor vehicle crashes, unintentional injuries, homicide and suicide.
4: Character Education in Elementary Schools and Preschool: Give Bullying a Knockout!
by Caroline Figiel
Young children love to talk about their injuries. Band-Aids are conversation starters for kids. Luckily elbows and knees can heal pretty quickly but when a child says something
5: The Surprising Truth About Bullying And Bullies
By Ruth Wells
So much attention is focused on bullying right now. In fact, in our workshops, when we ask participants to identify the top cause of school shootings, bullying is usually named.
6: When Your Child is the Target of a Bully or Excessive Criticism
By: Laurie Hurley
My seven-year old daughter is adopted from Kazakhstan. She came to this country when she was five and a half not knowing any English. She lived in an orphanage her entire life and
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