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Bullying Chatboard

just posted new cartoon on bullying

by Randall

Mar 19, 2013

This is a brand new 6 minute cartoon about bullying, self- esteem for students of all ages. Any comments to improve it greatly appreciated!

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Leah On 3/19/13, Randall wrote: > This is a brand new 6 minute cartoon about bullying, self- > esteem for students of all ages. Any comments to improve > it greatly appreciated! Randall, I liked your video and the music was fun. I think it would only be for elementary grades, but could open up important consersations. That was LOTS of work!

Apr 12, 2013

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Apr 12, 2013

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How do you teach a student not to bully when teachers DO?

by Spring

Apr 25, 2013

I think it is ridiculous to espouse not bullying other students when staff is criticizing,belittling, and manipulating eachother. Teacher on teacher bullying is VERY real in our public skills and enormously DAMAGING to teachers self esteem and content on the job. What GOOD teachers are going to want to hang around for this type of treatment? Come o...See More

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Developing a positive learning environment

by Sherry

Jun 18, 2013

Continuously tying character education and bucket filling into classroom/school activities and discussions is the best way to develop a positive learning environment. ~Sherry L. Hoffman, Reading Specialist and Author of "A to Z Character Education for the Classroom"

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Sherry L. Hoffman Thank you for your response! I find that developing common vocabulary through terms like "bucket filling" and "dipping" works with any age group. I use that language in my home and school environment. It is an easy way to identify actions and ignite discussions about proper behavior. Character development is something that should be discussed and w...See More

Jul 30, 2013

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Leah There are three articles that may be of interest: "Cliques and Put-Downs in Elementary Classrooms," "Building Character in Students," "52 Character building Thoughts for Children." They may be found by clicking below

Sep 8, 2013

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Stop a Bully

by Anne

Aug 6, 2013

Hi, I wrote a song titled Step a Bully which can be found on iTunes. My students respond well to the song, and are always requesting me to play the song. The message created by the song is very kid friendly, and the cha cha cha beat attracts my students sense of beat and rhythm!

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Weight Bias: The Bulls-eye of Bullying

by Dr. Brad Johnson in Teachers.Net Gazette

Aug 8, 2013

Click below to read the article in Teachers.Net Gazette. Don't forget to share the it!

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Cyber Bullying

by Carl

Sep 1, 2013

Cyber Bullying is big in middle and high schools, How can the use of technology (IPads,computers, and cellphones)be monitored to reduce the risk of cyber bullying during school hours?

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Mark Holman On 9/01/13, Carl wrote: > Cyber Bullying is big in middle and high schools, How can > the use of technology (IPads,computers, and cellphones)be > monitored to reduce the risk of cyber bullying during school > hours? Hello, Our school has just implemented a 1:1 ipad program. I understand the implications this can provide in regards to bu...See More

Feb 23, 2014

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Cyber Bullying Prevention

by Erin

Sep 2, 2013

Cyber bullying is a hot topic. Many people are focused on how to prevent bullying over the technological devices kids use today. I am wondering how these tools can be used to prevent bullying before it occurs. Perhaps the use of Skype or webcams to form relationships between students who otherwise would not likely interact?

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