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1. Helping children deal with bullies - the works of Kathy
Noll
TAKING THE BULLY BY THE HORNS
SELF-HELP BOOK & WEB SITE
GIVING YOUNG PEOPLE THE SKILLS THEY NEED TO DEAL WITH
http://hometown.aol.com/kthynoll/bully.htm
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2. Bully Online
Those who can, do. Those who can't, bully.
The web site that validates the experience of bullying
Half the population are bullied ... most only realise it when they
read this
Welcome to the home page of Bully OnLine, web site of the UK National
Workplace Bullying Advice Line, where Tim Field shares his unique
insight
into workplace bullying, the common denominator of harassment,
discrimination, prejudice, abuse, conflict, and violence, giving
you the
knowledge to identify, understand and tackle a common cause of stress,
anxiety, waste, inefficiency, dysfunction, ill health, trauma, cost,
and
litigation. Bully OnLine also contains pages on workplace violence,
domestic
abuse, PTSD, suicide, child bullying, bullying in schools, stalking,
and more.
Updated 28 August 2000
Bully OnLine and the UK National Workplace Bullying Advice Line
are funded by
Tim Field's training seminars, public seminars, and sales of the
books Bully in sight and
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Success Unlimited, PO Box 67, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 9YS, UK
UK National Workplace Bullying Advice Line telephone
(I regret I am not able to give advice to targets of bullying on
my business
telephone)
>From overseas: Tel Fax +44 1235
210331
Feedback: timfield
Quote of the month
March 2000
"I just want the bullying to stop. That is all I ever wanted.
I used to love
going to school. Now I hate it."
(9-year-old Verity Ward quoted in the Sunday Telegraph, 12 March
2000)
http://www.successunlimited.co.uk/
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3. Teasing and Bullying
EEC is working to find ways to help teachers and administrators
address
teasing and bullying behaviors effectively. Teachers need to learn
how to
deal with bullies who, at the very least, disrupt the learning process.
Quit
it!, EEC's new guide to pro-social teaching strategies, is a crucial
resource
for every teacher and administrator.EEC's Teasing and Bullying Project
and
its Quit it! guide for teachers have been featured in popular and
teacher
education magazines and journals. Here's a sample:
"On Purpose: Addressing Teasing and Bullying in Early Childhood."
Young
Children (National Association for the Education of Young Children),
March
1999.
"Fostering Friendships, Curbing Bullying." Educational
Leadership
(Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development), May 1999.
"Sticks and Stones: Is Your Child Being Bothered by a Bully?"
Parent Guide,
May 1999.
"It's Not Child's Play: Teasing and Bullying Can Cause More
then a Few
Tears." Children and Families (National Head Start Association),
October
1999.
Look for upcoming article in Equity and Excellence in Education's
special
issue on gender equity (April 2000).
More about Quit it!
Educational Equity Concepts, Inc.
114 East Thirty-Second Street, New York, NY 10016
Voice/TTY: Fax:
E-Mail: information
http://www.edequity.org/teasing.htm
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4. The Work of Ron Brill on Emotional Honesty
Many schools experiencing problems of student harassment, aggression
and humiliation of peers focus primarily on strategies for dealing
with the bully rather than bully-proofing potential and actual victims
with "primary prevention," school-based emotional health education
programs. Those of you involved with SEL programs are invited to
review this issue in the current (summer/fall) newsletter of the
Center for School Mental Health Assistance.
To receive a copy, email: csmha My article
in the newsletter is also available to download on the "articles"
page of the website,
http://www.emotionalhonesty.com/
Ronald Brill
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