- Los Angeles Unified School District
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Bullying Resources
Please see a list of resources below.
What works and doesn't work to curb bulllying
School assemblies, poster campaigns and lectures are largely ineffective at curbing bullying among students, writes clinical psychologist Jeff Nalin. In this blog post, Nalin suggests seven strategies to help educators and parents address bullying behavior, including teaching coping skills and rewarding prosocial behavior.
Are We Too Quick to Cry Bully?
Teaching Students to Prevent Bullying-A Selection of Games, Lesson Plans, Activities, and Resources
Best Practices in Bullying Prevention and Intervention
Support in Bullying Situations
Community-Wide Strategies to Prevent and Manage Bullying
Visit StopBullying.gov for excellent resources on bullying prevention and intervention. Resources include training materials, guidance for school staff, state laws and policies, and tools for kids to address bullying they encounter. Topics include:
• Find Out What Happened-Get the facts before you respond
Visit this Kids in the House for videos and resources suitable for parents and professionals. Sample topics include A Parent's Impact on Bullying; Factors That Lead to Bullying; Misconceptions about Bullying, and How to Bully Proof Your Child. Experts include Dorothy Espelage, Rosalind Wiseman, and Joel Haber
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What works and doesn't work to curb bulllying
School assemblies, poster campaigns and lectures are largely ineffective at curbing bullying among students, writes clinical psychologist Jeff Nalin. In this blog post, Nalin suggests seven strategies to help educators and parents address bullying behavior, including teaching coping skills and rewarding prosocial behavior.
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National Center for Education Statistics
Browse key indicators on the condition of education from prekindergarten through postsecondary. The indicators summarize important developments and trends using the latest statistics, which are updated as new data become available.
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Are We Too Quick to Cry "Bully"?
This article is about what bullying is, and is not.
- Coronavirus - Pandemics and Xenophobia
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Coronavirus
What we can’t control might frightens us. Anxiety and suspicion rose as the Coronavirus pandemic spread. Crises evaluate both our humanity and our vulnerabilities. The resources offered here are for teachers, parents and students to support ourselves and each other during this time.
- Be the Change. It's Our Planet. It's Our Future. Act Now.
- Now Matters Later
- Let's Talk - Politics
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"What truly makes our country great is its diversity. I've seen that beauty in so many ways over the years. Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there's a place for us all. We must remember it's not my America or your America. It's our America." Michelle Obama, 2019
In times of conflict, divisive rhetoric, and information overload, students benefit from opportunities for meaningful dialogue about the issues that we are facing today. Let’s Talk has articles and lesson plans on crises and conflicts, politics and government.
- Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity/Expression (SOGIE)
- Diversity - Me, You, Us
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Building Community. Addressing Bias
- Bullying
- Policies and Resolution
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Contact
Judy Chiasson, Ph.D(213) 505-4744Janise Escobar, LCSWAddress:333 S. Beaudry Ave., 29th FloorLos Angeles, CA 90017
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