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Promoting bullying prevention and intervention through forgiveness education
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Using theatre education as a medium for bullying prevention
… study was to educate high school students about bullying prevention through the use of theatre education. A unit was designed to enhance student discussion and interpretation of the issue. The use of student journals, discussions, and student work artifacts were used as data sources for this …
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Bullying Prevention: Combining Whole-School Approaches and Positive School Climate
Bullying is a common occurrence in schools and it can have many serious consequences. The literature review examined the following whole-school anti-bullying programs: The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, Steps to Respect, and Bully Prevention in Positive Behavior Support. The review also …
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Predictors Of School Administrator Responses In Bullying Situations: Implications For Bullying Prevention Programs
… investigate school administrators' responses to bullying situations and explore variables that predict their responses. Elementary, middle and high school administrators (n = 126) from school districts throughout Michigan participated in the study. Data were collected during the 2013-2014 school …
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Creating A Student-Centered Safety And Bullying Prevention Program: A Change Leadership Pla
<p>ABSTRACT</p> <p>The change plan focuses on the leaders’ roles and responsibilities and what causes them to be placed in situations that require them to adapt or change. The change can cause them to react, think or perform differently. But, when leaders have to make changes that will impact an …
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Effects of Cultural Awareness Training in Conjunction with an Established Bullying Prevention Program
<p>While many school bullying prevention programs have been designed to thwart school bullying perpetration, victimization, and physical aggression, empirical support is limited. To date, few researchers have addressed bullying within the context of children's cultural systems, and cultural …
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Bullying Prevention Training in the Real World : A Thematic Analysis of New Teacher Experiences
… regards to adapting to school culture, views on bullying, forms of colleague support, and teacher preparation. Eight research participants (n=8) were interviewed about their experiences as a new teacher. For the purpose of this study, new teacher is defined as one who has completed a teaching …
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Bullying prevention and intervention in education through the visual arts: an instrumental case study
… Educational Research Association (AERA) (2013) bullying is one of the greatest health risks to children and young adults in the United States. It is harmful in its impact to the victim, the bystander, and the bully and is often less visible and less identifiable than other public health …
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Addressing Relational Aggression: Assessing the Merits of Coeducational and Gender-Specific Bullying Prevention Programs
<p>Interviews with eight bullying prevention program directors from around the country reveal the extent to which research findings are reflected in bullying prevention programs currently in operation. Framed as a list of best practices for coeducational and gender-specific bullying prevention …
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BREAKAWAY: Examining the Educational Potential of Using a Narrative-Based Digital Game for Bullying Prevention
Bullying is one of the most common yet tolerated forms of violence. BREAKAWAY is an educational game purposefully designed to use entertainment-education and digital gaming to help youth around the world to learn about different types of bullying and coping strategies. This dissertation reports the …
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Critical success factors for building school capacity to engage parents in school-based bullying prevention interventions
It is evident in current health promotion literature that capacity building is advocated asa future priority for action for health promoters in designing effective interventions.Although theory and definitions, and therefore the practice of capacity building iscriticised for its ambiguity, common …
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Identifying at-risk students and providing them with leadership opportunities to create a bullying prevention program
<p>The purpose of this study was to develop a bullying prevention program within Oakcrest High School. The bullying prevention program was established in accordance with the New Jersey State laws on bullying in schools. It was also created to be in accordance with regulations that determine whether …
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What do primary school principals from the Yamaji region or Mid West Education District say about their school's bullying prevention and management guidelines and practices and how they support the strengths and needs of Aboriginal students and their families?
… education outcomes. Little is known about the bullying experiences of Aboriginal school age children and young people. This Master's study aimed to investigate the policies and practises school principals use for bullying prevention and management in primary schools located in the Yamaji region …
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Patyčios mokyklose: mokytojų požiūris ir prevencinis vaidmuo Lietuvoje /
Bullying is a phenomenon when repeated abusive acts are deliberately intended to psychologically or physically humiliate, hurt or insult another person (Lietuvos Respublikos švietimo įstatymas 1991; Olweus cit. pg. Buzaitytė Kašalynienė et al. 2021, p. 204; Craig, Pepler cit. pg. Inchley et al. …
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Patyčių prevencinių programų taikymo socioedukaciniai aspektai: raiškos tendencijos /
Theoretical research was made on bullying phenomenon and analysis of the prevention programs. Hypothesis, that bullying prevention programs application should ensure the reduction of bullying scale. Research, questionnaire survey and interview methods were used, purpose – to reveal the bullying …
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Conceptualising bullying in an Aboriginal context as reported by the Yamaji community, to inform the development of a bullying prevention program that is culturally sensitive to the needs of Aboriginal students
… and community members on the issues surrounding ‘bullying’. In an Aboriginal context bullying is different and the outcomes are different, yet mainstream programs are utilized to combat the issue. We need to know how bullying is different for Aboriginal children and young people, why it is …
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Through the Eyes of a Bystander: Understanding VR and Video Effectiveness on Bystander Empathy, Presence, Behavior, and Attitude in Bullying Situations
Peer bullying is a widespread and longstanding problem in school settings. Teachers, students, administrators, government, and researchers alike have all tried to combat bullying through bullying prevention campaigns. One strategy used in bullying prevention campaigns is to call on bystanders in …
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An Examination of the Forms of Bullying and Their Relationship to the Reports of Victimization in Students Grades 6-12
Bullying is a common problem among children and adolescents in which the consequences can be severe. Bullying is associated with a variety of negative outcomes and can lead to a variety of mental and physical health problems. The purpose of this study was to examine forms of bullying behaviors that …
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Parental Factors Contributing to Bullying and the Effects of the ACT Parents Raising Safe Kids Program on the Reduction of Bullying
… and overall parenting skills contribute to child bullying and the effectiveness of the ACT Parents Raising Safe Kids (ACT-PRSK) program at reducing child bullying. Seventy-two parent participants completed a parent symptom inventory, parenting skills measure, and child symptom inventory, which …
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The Social and Cultural Alienation of First and Second Generation Immigrant Youths: Interrogating Mainstream Bullying Discourse
Bullying is a multidirectional and a multileveled social problem, which affects every member of a community, thus it requires a diverse and multidisciplinary method to be addressed. Even though immigrant youths are as much prone to this phenomenon, if not more, as their native-born peers, the …
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