Tag: bullying
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How to Use Technology to Prevent School Bullying
Discover how schools can actively use educational technology to combat bullying. Explore innovative edtech solutions to prevent and address bullying effectively -
Homophobic Slurs in Sports: Why They Harm Athletes
Explore the damaging impact of homophobic slurs in sports culture. Learn how such language, often disguised as 'toughening up,' actually harms athletes and disc -
Bullying Prevention: Fostering Healthy Body Image in Children
Empower children against bullying by promoting positive body image. Discover 3 effective strategies for educators and parents to cultivate healthy self-percepti -
3 Ways to End Anti-Gay Bullying
Combat anti-gay bullying in schools! Learn three effective strategies for educators to create a safer, more inclusive environment for LGBT students and uphold t -
When the Coach or Teacher is a Bully: A Parent’s Guide (2012)
Discover how to protect your child when a teacher or coach becomes a bully. Learn from a parent's experience at the 2012 Provincial Basketball Championships and -
Why don’t kids speak up about bullying?
Discover the real reasons why students hesitate to speak up about bullying, from fear of retaliation to being blamed themselves. Learn how schools and legal sys -
Has education failed at “no bullying” programs?
Explore the tragic case of Sherokee Harriman and the effectiveness of school anti-bullying initiatives. Discover if current programs adequately protect students -
Schools Face Legal Action Over Bullying: Are They Liable?
Discover why schools are being sued for psychiatric harm caused by bullying. Learn about the legal precedents and the severe, long-lasting impact of unchecked b -
What works best to help stop bullying in schools?
Discover the most effective school-based anti-bullying programs, including Olweus and KiVa, that significantly reduce bullying. Learn how to implement strategie -
eSafety: Why News Stories Don’t Tell the Full Story
Uncover the truth about eSafety and children's online habits. A new LSE report reveals kids are better at self-regulating internet use than media suggests.
