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Jun 2, 2011
Anyway- one of my students had a good point. He said that it is hard for students to not bully each other when they do not have good role models from the teachers. They have seen some teachers bullying other teachers and it seems to be ok by administration because they are adults.
What do you do in that situation? How do you handle that?
MaryB....... our district has a service for teachers
In our middle school, we have posters in the counselor hallway heading to our mail tills and in the teacher's lounge about the service. There is a list of trained teachers/counselors in our district who you can contact if you feel you're being bullied or harassed by administration or teacher(s). Two of our 3 counselors at our school are on the list...See More
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