STOMP Out Bullying
Numerous tweens and teens who witness bullying often admit to not knowing how to react. Don’t be in the dark! You have the ability to make a significant difference. Begin by using these suggestions to take action.
Numerous tweens and teens who witness bullying often admit to not knowing how to react. Don’t be in the dark! You have the ability to make a significant difference. Begin by using these suggestions to take action.
Stop exclusion in your school. Take a step towards ending social exclusion by monitoring your students behavior. Exclusion is a big part of school bullying at the high school level. What can you do to stop exclusion and bullying from happening in your school? This short clip contains follow up questions and is perfect for Read More
The modern world for youth is very different than the environments most of us grew up in. Nowadays, social media is the number one avenue for children to be bullied and cyberbullying is one of many negative effects that we are seeing on kids from social media apps. Cutter Law has compiled a guide that Read More
It’s no secret that bullying can have a devastating impact on a person’s life. Bullying can lead to mental health disorders and addiction (substance use disorder) in adulthood. A study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), people who were physically bullied as children are more likely to experience drug abuse and alcohol abuse Read More
This video can be shared with students to help them see past the surface. Keith Deltano uses comedy to help students really think about bullying, their appearance and other issues they deal with on a daily basis in a fun way. Check his video out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9vxLxWGSYI For more video lessons go to www.CharacterVideo.org. If Read More
Cyberbullying has become a major problem in schools. Here is a great video you can share with students to help fight Cyberbullying.
Comparitech recently conducted a study of more than 1,000 parents (with children over the age of 5) to find out how technology contributes to kids bullying. Check out these infographics to see what they found:
Cyberbullying affects countless teens and adolescents. A 2019 study of 4,972 middle and high school students in the United States between the ages of 12 and 17 shows that 36.5% of the students have been cyberbullied in their lifetimes. Other studies report that 60% of young people had witnessed their peers being bullied, but they Read More
Bullying has become a national epidemic and is happening daily to your students in schools, online and at home. Verywellfamily has put together a nice collection of resources on bullying. Here are some direct links to the articles/resources they have put together: How many people are actually being cyberbullied? When to use a bullying hotline Read More
73 percent of students felt like they have been bullied at some time in their life. 44 percent say it has happened within the past 30 days. The advent of social media has opened the door for a new type of bullying: cyber bullying. Here are some stats from a Ditch the Label Survey: Here Read More