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Rolling eyes-Bullying? or not?
by Lu- Not an eye roller
Jun 2, 2011
I've read (on other boards on this site) that rolling one's eyes is considered to be bullying in some schools. Although it is considered disrespectful in my school and by me, it is not considered to be bullying in my school.

So, when you roll your eyes, or someone else rolls their eyes, is that bullying?
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Lori L I agree with you. The same thoughts went through my head as I was reading your "verbal description". If enough kids see this happening and is said about it, the kids will keep going with it. It is easy to see how the momentum can start the ball rolling.

On 6/02/11, Marcia R. wrote: > Hadn't ever thought of this perspective before. "The...See More
Jun 17, 2011
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clara On 6/02/11, Lu- Not an eye roller wrote: > I've read (on other boards on this site) that rolling one's > eyes is considered to be bullying in some schools. Although > it is considered disrespectful in my school and by me, it > is not considered to be bullying in my school. > > So, when you roll your eyes, or someone else rolls the...See More
Aug 11, 2011
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Dale On 6/12/11, I vote "not." Going too far into problem territory wrote: > How many opportunities do we want to offer for our students to feel > victimized? "She rolled her eyes at me! That's bullying!"

If we define eye rolling as bullying, how much time will we spend investigating this behavior? Is this how we want educators spending ...See More
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Beth Blimling On 8/11/11, clara wrote: > On 6/02/11, Lu- Not adn eye roller wrote: >> I've read (on other boards on this site) that rolling one's >> eyes is considered to be bullying in some schools. Although >> it is considered disrespectful in my school and by me, it >> is not considered to be bullying in my school. >> >>...See More
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Dan On 5/09/16, Beth Blimling wrote: > On 8/11/11, clara wrote: >> On 6/02/11, Lu- Not adn eye roller wrote: >>> I've read (on other boards on this site) that rolling one's >>> eyes is considered to be bullying in some schools. > Although >>> it is considered disrespectful in my school and by me, it >>> i...See More
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