Parents, Don't Sit on the Cyber-Sidelines
By Shari Kessel Schneider
This blog post was originally featured in the Huffington Post blog on October 15, 2013. The original post is available here.
By Shari Kessel Schneider
This blog post was originally featured in the Huffington Post blog on October 15, 2013. The original post is available here.
By Rachel Davidson
For many adults, the word bully likely conjures up an image of a large boy stealing lunch money from his smaller peers, or a cruel preteen girl taunting a classmate and excluding her from the “in” group. Seldom does the word bully evoke the image of a small child intentionally taking blocks away from a fellow student in a preschool classroom.
By Beverly Kingston
Violence prevention expert Beverly Kingston, PhD, at the Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence Institute of Behavioral Science, explains the importance of bystander reporting in cases of bullying and school violence.
By Shari Kessel Schneider
As parents, many of us feel hopelessly at sea when it comes to understanding our children’s online activities.
By Kim Storey
Bullying prevention expert Kim Storey, EdD, tells us how to stay on track when using the word bullying.
The term bully is invading newspaper headlines, marching across the evening news, and dominating bestseller lists.
By Kim Storey
Bullying prevention expert Kim Storey, EdD, tells us what grandparents need to know about bullying to keep their grandchildren safe.
By Kim Storey
Bullying prevention expert Kim Storey, EdD, tells us what cyberbullying is and how it can be prevented.
By Laura Towvim
With little or no supervision, confined spaces, and a wide range of ages, which creates a power imbalance, school buses offer fertile ground for bullying. Indeed, up to 10 percent of bullying happens on the bus (U.S.