Sentences with phrase «think about bullying»

What Kids Think About Bullying And Kindness In The Trump Era is from NPR.

The video is changing the way that people think about bullying.

What Kids Think About Bullying And Kindness In The Trump Era (WBUR) Richard Weissbourd is quoted: «There is some evidence that low - income kids, and kids of color, are significantly more likely to be community - minded, to live interdependent lives, to help each other out,.»

Of course, when we think about bullies we think about kids — they do most of the bullying, right?

Not exact matches

Well in social media, I worry about what adults do to use that medium, because kids then think it's a license to bully kids or pick on kids or say things about kids,» says Lemonis.

I just thought of this — Billy Graham was pretty much a bully as well — he very strongly told people to repent and his sermons were all about repenting of sin and accept Jesus or you spend eternity in Hell.

But a question: What would think about giving the bullies in the last frame angry eyes instead?

Second, church bullies almost always like feeling important and knowledgeable, be it about how the church should be run, what God and the Bible say, and how other people should think, live and vote.

When I think about church bullies, I wonder if something similar is going on.

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.

That said, I don't think that should give us an excuse to stand aside as a fellow church member is gossiped about, or when a colleague is ostracized or bullied, or any other of the plethora of destructive behaviors.

all I can think of today is what I saw in yesterday's news, about the former paratrooper turned preacher at an Independent Fundamental Baptist church just outside Ft. Bragg, N.C., that told his congregation they should break their sons» wrists if they catch them doing the «limp wrist», or give him a good punch... and all the kids that have committed suicide because other kids have picked up on messages like this and bullied them till they couldn't stand it anymore... we are the only bible some folks will ever read, and if they get this kind of message, well, who'd want to be with a group of people where you are grudgingly tolerated, if not outright hated, and all this in Jesus» name... it also says that the churches will do just about anything to keep people obedient and unquestioning, so they will continue to give, and so the big donors will continue to give, so that the doors at Monster Megachurch can be kept open, and the lights on... David, this is one of your «less is more» toons here... a minimum of elements that says so much....

Religion or religious people are unfairly picked out as the cause of bullying when I believe people who are truely faithful to their religion speak only about their belief which so often is thought of as bullying.

I think using the [bully] «pulpit,» using the public forum to talk about the tenets of the faith in a way that draws people together.

However, I think I am talking about bullying... when people say things that fall under those 10 signs of abusive speech... the kind that is intended to belittle, threaten, and even destroy another.

As to the second part... again, Bob... maybe,... just maybe atheists, agnostics, some christians, and many from other religions, or not believe that what you evangelical theists believe about «gays» and what you are doing to minimize, criminalize, bully, torture,... create laws that show them as not being worthy enough in our society of having equal rights as human beings... maybe we think you guys are absolutely * wrong.

So when anyone talks about corned beef and cabbage, all I can think of is the Jamaican version, also sometimes referred to as «bully beef.»

A source is quoted by one paper as saying: «Mario feels strongly about bullying and thinks it's out of order.

And before all the so called loyalist bully boys start with their usual nonsensical clarion calls about accepting mediocrity and the like, I don't think that wielding the axe is going to solve the problems.

These include not only changing the way your child thinks about the situation, but also how he views himself after being bullied.

They think if they could be thinner, they'd be popular and they'd never have to worry about things like bullying ever again.

If you think your child might be a victim of sexual bullying, give your child ample opportunity to talk with you about the situation.

You don't want to think about your child being bullied — but the truth is, bullying is very common.

If other kids laugh when the bully is tormenting someone, the bully will just continue but if they are told that what they are doing is not cool then perhaps they'll think twice about it.

We think we know it when we see it, but it could be that we have become so concerned about bullying that we see every unkind childhood act as an act of bullying.

Bullying Teasing Not understanding what is happening or expected Loud noises Strong smells Foods that you do not want to eat Not having friends Not understanding what someone wants from you School work that is hard... have your child think about what makes him or her worry and create his or her own list.

I'd rather think about her name than think about how I'm going to keep her safe out there... or maybe it's because we all know that, despite our best efforts, we can't prevent them from being bullied, or getting hurt, or just feeling the ups and downs of being human... so we try to exert some control over the one thing that we know will travel with them... maybe it's a little like trying to wrap them in a protective spell J

People may be bullying them in real life, or think differently of them because of what they have seen about them online.

You may think you don't have to worry about bullies at such a young age, but the sad truth is they exist.

I do not want my child to be a spoiled, bullying brat who thinks everything is about him.

By: Tanya Dodd - Hise «A good example holds twice the value of good advice» ~ Unknown As the days have gone by since receiving the phone call from the assistant principal regarding Noah and his bullying incident, I have had a lot of time to think about all of the outside (and inside) influences that are -LSB-...]

When kids take the time to stop and think about how something might make another person feel, they are more likely to take a stand or get help for someone who is being bullied.

«I think it's funny when you talk about the governor being a bully when the Republican party is being defined by the biggest bully in American politics in my lifetime, Donald Trump,» Maloney said.

Truss, a minister in a department that has become notorious for its aggressive advisers - Michael Gove's former aide Dominic Cummings was once accused of bullying, and the vitriolic @Toryeducation Twitter account is thought to have come from DfE insiders - spoke specifically about backroom boys:

«This study is trying to show that we need to be thinking about the structural forces that make bullying prevalent among certain groups of kids, which is not a coincidence.

The research - based anti-bullying program, called KiVa, includes role - playing exercises to increase the empathy of bystanders and computer simulations that encourage students to think about how they would intervene to reduce bullying.

I think most parents worry when their children venture onto social media, especially with all the cyber bullying and online predators you read about.

It makes the individuals leave the platform and hey even forget about looking for a partner because they think their life is better alone rather than finding a person for whom they will get bullied.

Definitely a bit of an adrenaline rush at times with this one, I think everyone has had fantasies about kicking the crap out of their old school bullies at some point.

One would think that Peirce, who directed an acclaimed film about a bullied misfit who would be persecuted for being different in Boys Don't Cry, would be a natural fit for the material.

When two best friends team up to film a comedy about getting revenge on bullies, the exercise takes a devastating turn when one of them begins to think of i...

When two best friends team up to film a comedy about getting revenge on bullies, the exercise takes a devastating turn when one of them begins to think of it as more than a joke.

Is it possible to also teach about comprehension, sequence, literal vs. non-literal, imagination, plot, theme, compare and contrast, opinion pieces, vocabulary, friendship, bullying, and critical thinking?

The team can define bullying, discrimination, and harassment together, can think about how to articulate a policy that protects students from relational harm, and can consider formative consequences when harm occurs.

Provide students with a template and let them create a pinwheel that reflects on one side their thoughts about war and peace, tolerance, bullying, living in harmony with others You might use this activity to incorporate one of your writing goals / standards for the year; for example, the writing might be a poem, prose, haiku, or an essay.

Recently, I told one of my best friends that I was going to talk about bullying in my Commencement speech, and he asked me, «You don't really think you can stop kids from bullying, do you?»

«By introducing the subject through comics — a format kids love — we hope to really get them talking and thinking critically about what they can do to reduce bullying at school and in their social lives.

In some cases, the effect was more severe with one in ten of those being bullied about their looks having suicidal thoughts and nine per cent saying they self - harmed as a result.

«Recently, I told one of my best friends that I was going to talk about bullying in my commencement speech, and he asked me, «You don't really think you can stop kids from bullying, do you?

Social action can be encouraged with regard to current events such as gun violence in schools or issues such as cheating, gang presence, or bullying, but it can also be encouraged in thinking about historical events.