Sentences with phrase «about any bullying experiences»

Talking about any bullying experiences you had in your childhood might help your child feel less alone.

A cohort of children from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) were interviewed at elementary school age (8 and 10 years) about bullying experiences and then about parasomnias at secondary school age (12 - 13 years).

Because children do not easily talk about their bullying experiences, pediatricians could approach the issue of bullying through general questions, for example, by inquiring about the child's experience and friends in school.

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I'm sorry now that I don't remember where it is found in the bible, but during these times where I had experienced the most hardship with relationships and bullying, a particular scripture kept coming up in my heart about letting Christ be my defender.

While I think Viola is mostly talking about churches that aren't necessarily abusive, my experience was that you're even more likely to be boiled in oil if you dare to speak out about church leaders who engage in bullying and / or abuse.

doesn't mean some of us won't experience total healing from some sin here on earth... you don't want to see it so i won't argue w / you about it but MD is a bully... peace.

If my own experience is anything to go by, by bringing him up a Catholic I may be condemning him to fights in the playground, bullying in the classroom, being endlessly baited at parties / lectures / social gatherings [always by self - professed open - minded liberals] and to seeing his faith lied about and depicted in wholly negative terms by every possible media outlet.

I'm so sorry about the pain you're experiencing because of bullying.

In the following video, you see Caine talk candidly about the type of bullying he experiences every school day and how he finds solace in simple things like video games and Harry Potter.

While I knew her book involved a girl who has two mothers, I didn't know it was also about bullying and that it was based on a real - life experience Jennifer had in her own community.

Needless to say, her talk was lively and timely, and I so appreciated the honesty of the teens who attended her talk when they were asked about their experiences about being bullied.

About a quarter of kids are bullied or harassed at school — an experience that can undermine the rest of their lives.

In an effort to #EndBullying, Kids in the House interviewed kids from the Los Angeles area about their experiences with bullying.

«According to a study published in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, about 35 percent of children over age 5 with food allergies have experienced bullying, teasing or harassment.»

It's important that parents talk to their child about bullying, and review what she should do if she experiences bullying or sees it happen to another child.

As a follow up to last month's article about Managing Food Allergy Bullies I received many requests to write more about our experience with other parents who have bullied me and / or my husband about our son's food allergies.

Zac Chelini, a young adult with multiple food allergies, also spoke about his experience with bullying in grade school and beyond.

When researchers questioned 231 young adolescents about their cultural values and experiences with peers, they found that kids from authoritarian homes were more likely to have experienced bullying — both as victims and perpetrators (Georgiou et al 2013).

Unfortunately, it can be a lot more unpleasant for your preschooler to experience peer pressure and maybe even bullying about still using a bottle at bedtime than it would be for your baby to be weaned successfully.

Conference is concerned about evidence from the research which shows that when members who are being bullied initiate Grievance Procedures against headteachers or other senior leaders, they may experience a lack of natural justice in the forms of honesty, fairness and impartiality because this same group are the most likely perpetrators of workplace bullying.

Verbatim risk reasoning uses details and quantitative information about past risk experiences, with one example statement featured in the report being «I am likely to be bullied or harassed online in the next six months by a person I do not know offline.»

About 19 percent of students experienced biased - based bullying but did not miss school.

The authors suggest that: «If a child is experiencing frequent parasomnias, parents, teachers, school counsellors, and clinicians may consider asking about bullying.

I write about mental health issues (obviously), including talk therapy, medication, books, bullying, social aspects, and public policy, but mostly my own experiences.

Characters question others about their sexual experiences, including teasing them for being a virgin, and bullying them to reveal details of their private life.

It was the bullying aspect of the novel that deeply resonated with Alfredson's own experiences growing up, and set about making the film despite a lack of familiarity with the horror genre.

A grounding text allows students to explore and discuss their feelings around difficult scenarios (like bullying) without it being about their personal experiences.

And we know that starting from about age 11, or the entrance to secondary education, «that physical bullying declines with age but... other forms increase... when children experience puberty and change schools (Berger 2007, p. 95).

However, substantially larger proportions of the same students reported experiencing four specific sorts of bullying: 62 percent reported having been belittled about their looks or speech; 56 percent said they had been hit, slapped, or pushed; 60 percent claimed they had been the subjects of rumors; and 52 percent indicated they had been subjected to sexual comments or gestures.

In this edition of the EdCast, Bazelon, senior editor at Slate and contributing writer at the New York Times Magazine, shares insight into writing about bullying while reflecting on her own experience with it.

Although the likelihood of online bullying is low on average, lots of students are effectively sounding an alarm about their experiences — one that goes unheard in the first two presentations but comes across clearly in the third.

Schools are a great opportunity to do this and to help drive home the obesity action message, as well as creating new support networks to help children who have issues about their weight or experiencing bullying.

Be more approachable: The data tells us that many students who experience bullying don't tell any adults in their lives about it — not their parents, not their teachers, not other school staff.

Tracey Lockett is a hard - hitting, and, at times, harrowing docudrama, inspired by a true story about a young girl's experience of being blackmailed, bullied and physically assaulted through social networking sites.

In sessions, school board members put their heads down and answered anonymously about their experiences of being bullied or being the bully; they got down on the floor and learned what «Maker - Space» and true hands - on learning looks and feels like; and they listened and learned from their fellow trustees and students alike.

YouthTruth asks students directly about their experiences with school climate and culture — including bullying — through an anonymous online survey.

Write about an experience you had with bullying.

It reminded me of how I was fobbed off by the assistant principal at Western Middle School in Greenwich when I went to complain about bullying my son was experiencing.

REALITY: Despite state laws and district policies that prohibit discrimination and address bullying based on sexual orientation and gender identity, many LGBTQ and gender non-conforming youth are experiencing verbal and physical discrimination and harassment, are not able to identify adult supporters, and are not learning accurate information about gender, sex, and sexual orientation; and teacher - preparation programs in Illinois are not adequately preparing teachers to address such bias based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

One in 4 children experiences a mental health disorder annually, 73 and half of those who will have a mental health disorder at some point in their life will first be diagnosed at age 14 or younger.74 Furthermore, about half of all children will experience a traumatic event — such as the death of a parent, violence, or extreme poverty — before they reach adulthood.75 And as the opioid epidemic continues to grow, students are coming to school affected by a parent's addiction as well as the havoc and instability that it can wreak on family life.76 In addition, as students experience other issues — such as puberty; family matters, like divorce; and bullying — having supportive trained adults to talk to in school is critical for improving their well - being and attention to learning.

Building a platform is about mingling with readers, and although I do not doubt that there are bullies on the site, my own experience over the past year has been a positive one.

At the Bickell Foundation, Pit Bull - type dogs who have experienced trauma go into schools to help teach children about bullying.

I write about mental health issues (obviously), including talk therapy, medication, books, bullying, social aspects, and public policy, but mostly my own experiences.

Coupled with a story full of positive lessons about the ramifications of bullying and the fierce verbal abuse that comes with it, players are in for both a challenging and memorable experience that's sure to tug at their emotional heartstrings.

«I am outraged by this law that bullies the rights of association and the individual right to protest that was adopted with the goal of putting an end to the conflict rather than focusing on the problem and settling it,» said Nathalie Belley, a solo practitioner and a litigator with 20 years of experience who travelled from Chambly, a city about 25 kilometres southeast of Montreal to attend Monday's march.

I write about mental health issues (obviously), including talk therapy, medication, books, bullying, social aspects, and public policy, but mostly my own experiences.

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But flippant responses like this help explain why less than 30 % of the students in our most recent survey (October, 2013) told an adult about their experience with bullying.

Most research that I am aware of, including the few samples where we include questions about suicidal ideology and attempts, shows a significant, though admittedly modest relationship in the expected direction (namely, that experience with bullying is a factor in suicide).

- Over two in five gay pupils who experience homophobic bullying attempt or think about taking their own life as a direct consequence (5).