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Teaching Anti-Bullying in the Classroom
Empower students to fight bullying in their schools and communities.
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Teacher-approved stories, resources, and worksheets for teaching anti-bullying in your classroom, courtesy of Choices, the health and social-emotional learning magazine for grades 7–12
A a zero-tolerance policy on bullying is a tough approach. Two teens debate the pros and cons.
One little like or a subtle tweet can turn any teen into a cyberbully. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.
After learning of the suicide of a girl who had been cyberbullied, Trisha Prabhu invented ReThink, a browser plug-in that detects hurtful words in online posts and asks users to reconsider what they’re about to do.
Digital drama has become an issue for teens all over the world. In this article, students will read about different types of cyberbullies and learn how to avoid becoming one themselves.
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Resources
Supplemental resources that link to external websites about anti-bullying
Warning Signs for Bullying
The warning signs of traditional bullying.
Cyberbullying
Key facts about cyberbullying
Stomp Out Bullying
Stomp Out Bullying provides educational resources about bullying for teachers and students.
Glossary
Terms and definitions that pertain to anti-bullying
cyberbullying
[noun]
the use of electronic communication to bully a person
tolerance
the ability or willingness to accept something
bystander effect
the influence of the presence of others on a person's willingness to help someone in need
harassment
aggressive pressure or intimidation
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Should Bullies Be Expelled?: ISTOCKPHOTO/GETTY IMAGES (STUDENTS); The Bully Blocker: COURTESY OF TRISHA PRABHU (TRISHA); Are You Secretly a Cyberbully?: SPEEDKINGZ/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM (SAD GIRL)