Sentences with phrase «counter bullying and harassment»

Some schools may choose to focus specifically on an effort to counter bullying and harassment as part of a larger schoolwide discipline and student support initiative.

We'll be featuring more from Countering Bullying and Harassment next week, including thoughts on a schoolwide approach to implementing this curriculum for maximum effectiveness, a guide to analyzing whether your students and colleagues are well prepared for taking on the issue of countering bullying and harassment, and walks through the introduction and lessons.

In conjunction with October's status as National Bullying Prevention Month, we're sharing a look inside our related publication, Countering Bullying and Harassment: Skill - Based Lessons to Move from Bystander to Ally.

Countering Bullying and Harassment offers six practical, streamlined, and sequenced lessons per grade level for sixth through tenth grades with variety of activity types including games, role - plays, cooperative learning, and selections from stories written by teens experiencing real - life bullying and harassment situations.

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In acknowledgment of the reality in many schools — far too much to teach, far too little time to teach it — Countering Bullying and Harassment streamlines critical material into six lessons per grade that provide developmentally appropriate approaches to key topics including establishing positive classroom environments, identifying and understanding the dynamics of bullying and harassment, cyber-bullying, and what it means to be a friend and ally.

To conclude our focus on Countering Bullying and Harassment: Skill - Based Lessons to Move from Bystander to Ally, in conjunction with National Bullying Prevention Month, we're sharing thoughts from an interview with author and Engaging Schools professional services consultant Jane Harrison.

While these recommendations were developed for and adapted from Countering Bullying and Harassment: Skill - Based Lessons to Move from Bystander to Ally, Engaging Schools» pro-social, anti-bullying curriculum for sixth through tenth grades, they offer useful considerations for educators to consider before implementing any meaningful effort to counter bullying and harassment.

Please click here for more information about Engaging Schools» Countering Bullying and Harassment: Skill - Based Lessons to Move from Bystander to Ally.

Curricula such as Countering Bullying and Harassment work best in a safe and caring classroom.

In addition, we have a wide range of books and other products on conflict resolution, countering bullying and harassment, building positive school culture and climate, and more.

To help middle and high school educators access high - quality resources that will help them support students to recognize, resist, and address bullying and harassment, we're following up on last week's overview of Countering Bullying and Harassment: Skill - Based Lessons to Move from Bystander to Ally.

Countering Bullying and Harassment is a resource to help them do just that.

Countering Bullying and Harassment, our pro-social, anti-bullying curriculum for sixth through tenth graders, shares an approach for building competency and commitment among early adolescents to counter bullying and harassment that was developed over the course of many years within our organization and field tested in collaboration with six middle schools in Massachusetts.