Bullying at School and Online
Let's End Bullying
How to Spot Victims & Bullies
- How Do You Know When Your Student or Child is Being Victimized and How Can You Help
- Six Warning Signs That Your Child is Being Bullied
- Bullying: What are the Differences Between Boys and Girls
- Five Strategies to Prevent Your Sensitive Son from Being Bullied
- Indirect Aggression Amongst Teenage Girls and How Parents Can Help
- What's a Bully-Victim?
- Bullying, Interventions, and The Role of Adults
Parents & Schools Working Together
School Based Interventions
- Tribes: A Way to Improve School Climate and Reduce Bullying?
- Theatre and Bullying: A Useful Tool for Increasing Awareness About Bullying and Victimization
- Acting Against Bullying: Using Drama and Peer Teaching to Reduce Bullying
- Wanted: Teachers and Parents to Evaluate Anti-bullying Programs
- Enhancing Students' Attitudes About Bullying Using the P3R Classroom Resource
Bullying & Early Childhood
The Quick Guide to Reducing Bullying
Get Informed
- How widespread is bullying?
- What is bullying and how does it differ in boys and girls?
- Why must we stop bullying?
- Why do kids bully?
- Is bullying on the rise?
- Why is bullying an age-old problem?
- Why is bullying so hard to change?
Warning Signs
- What are the signs that a child is being bullied?
- What are the signs that a child is bullying others?
- What are the signs of a "bully-victim"?
How to Help Your Child
- What do I do if I suspect that my child is being bullied?
- What do I do if I if my child tells me that he or she is being bullied?
- What do I do if my child is bullying others?
- What do I do if my child is a witness to bullying?
Preventing Bullying At Your School
- What should parents do if they witness bullying?
- How can parents help to prevent bullying at their child's school?
- What kind of school programs should I advocate for to stop bullying at my child's school?
Consequences
Research articles (continued)
Why Is Bullying Difficult to Change?
- Bullying and its Underlying Mechanisms
- Bullying is a Group Phenomenon: What Does it Mean and Why Does it Matter?
- It Takes Two: Rethinking the Aggressor-Victim Relationship
- What's a Hidden Bully?
- Why is Bullying Difficult to Change?
- Bullying in School: An Exploration of Peer Group Dynamics
- Shoving, Gossip, and Beyond: How Environment Shapes Bullies
- Family Characteristics of Children Involved in Bullying
- Bullying and its Relation to Child Abuse, Sexual Victimization, Domestic Violence, and Witnessing Community Violence
- Morality in Bullying: What is Right and What is Wrong?
- Measuring Students' Self-Efficacy in Bullying Situations
- Helping Victimized Students: Thinking Matters
Racial Discrimination & Sexuality
Cyberbullying Research
- School-Based Cyberbullying Interventions
- A Cyberbullying Assessment Among High School Students
- All About Cyberbullies: Who They Are and What They Do
- Aggression and Cyberbullying: An International Comparison
- Peer Victimization in Cyber Space and Social Anxiety Problems
- Research on Cyberbullying: Key Findings and Practical Suggestions
- Aggression and Victimization in Instant Messaging, Blogging and Face-to-Face Interactions
Additional Content
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Bullying, Sexual Harassment, and Dating Violence
As children develop into adolescents, the topography of bullying develops as well. Students begin interacting more...
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What Helps Children Cope with Bullying?
Researchers have singled out some protective factors and strategies that enable children to avoid bullying, to respond...
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What should parents do if they witness bullying?
Immediately stop the bullying: Stand between the child or children being bullied and the bully, preferably blocking...
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Family Interaction Patterns: Bullying and Victimization in Children
Three patterns or styles of parenting associated with the development of bullying have been identified:...
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Effective Discipline Interventions for Unacceptable Peer to Peer Behavior
As I have described in more detail in my book Schools Where Everyone Belongs (Research Press, 2007), my sense of the...
Source: Stop Bullying Now!
Guest Editors
Executive Editor:
American Association of School Administrators
Editors:
Peter Gillette, PhD, Denise Daniels, PhD, & Ingrid Gonzales, EdD
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