Labeling Students: The Harm Labels Can Cause
Have you ever noticed how quickly a student can become known by a label? Maybe…
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Understanding the Cycle of Bullying: Retaliation and Desensitization
When a student experiences bullying, we tend to think of them only as the person…
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Bullies Aren’t “Bad Kids”: Understanding Bullying Behavior
When a child repeatedly hurts, intimidates, or excludes other students, it can be difficult to…
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What Causes Bullying? Understanding the Roots of Bullying
When bullying happens, our first concern is usually stopping it and making sure the student…
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Why Do Bullies Bully? Understanding the Reasons Behind Bullying
Why do bullies bully? It sounds like a simple question, but there isn’t one answer….
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Why Bullying Goes Unreported: Why Kids Don’t Speak Up
When bullying happens, adults often ask the same question afterward: Why didn’t they tell someone?…
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What Comes After a Bully Says “I’m Sorry”?
When a student has hurt someone, getting to an apology can feel like progress. The…
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Stop Asking “Who’s the Bully?”
When something happens between students, it’s natural to want to figure out who was responsible….
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Bullying Resources for Parents, Teachers & Schools
Bullying can be difficult to understand from the outside, especially when there isn’t an obvious…
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How Student Mentorship Programs Build Stronger Schools
Older students can have a surprising amount of influence on younger students. A fifth grader…
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The Intent to Harm: Understanding the Roots of Violence and Inner Conflict
Violence often begins within. This article explores how inner conflict fuels the intent to harm others—and how awareness can break the cycle.
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Do Anti-Bullying Assemblies Really Work in Schools?
When bullying starts becoming a larger problem in a school, bringing in a speaker or…
