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There are many different types of undersirable behaviors that students of all ages engage in. Some of these behaviors amount to bullying, others do not. In this unique time in our history, certian behaviors are appearing more frequently due to the nature of distance learning. Please review the handy fact sheets below created by the PACER National Bullying Prevention Center about the intersection between Covid19, Distance Learning, and Cyberbullying.
What You Should Know - Covid 19 & Cyberbullying
Lo que debe saber acerca de COVID 19 y Cyberbullying
Elementary / Estudiantes de las escuelas primarias
Middle & High School / Estudiantes de Secundaria y Preparatoria
Additionally, please take advantage of the plethora of other resources we have provided to broaden our understanding of bullying and the best practices for students, faculty and families.
Bullying Resources
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Resources for Educators
General Resources
Article: Other Types of Aggressive Behavior - StopBullying.gov
Article: Are We Too Quick to Cry 'Bully'? - CNN
Article: Engaging Parents & Youth - StopBullying.gov
Classroom Lessons: Anti-Bullying - Operation Respect
Classroom Lesson: "The Present" and Living with a Disability - ADL
Classroom Lesson: Teaching the Identity Iceberg - ADL
Tips: 7 Ways Schools can Stomp Out Bullying - SmartBrief
Tip Sheet: Best Practices In Bullying Prevention and Intervention - Stop Bullying NOW
Tips: Supporting All Kids Involved - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Stop Bullying On The Spot - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Working Together - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Finding Out What Happened - StopBullying.gov
Tips: How to Build a Safe and Supportive Classroom Enviornment - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Bullying Prevention in Schools - StopBullying.gov
Tips & Definitions: The Roles Kids Play in Bullying - StopBullying.gov
Tips & Resources: What is Bullying? - StopBullying.gov
Resources: Bullying Prevention at School - StopBullying.gov
Resources: What Kids Can Do - StopBullying.gov
Resources: Bullying FAQ - California Department of Education
Resource: Stories of Bullying Prevention in Schools - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Resources: What Parents Should Know About Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Q&A: Bullying 101 - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Toolkit: Teens Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
ToolKit: Include Someone, Make A Difference (Elementary) - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Toolkit: Kids Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Booklist: Pre-K through High School - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Specialized Populations
Tips: Bullying & Youth With Disabilities and Special Health Needs - StopBullying.gov
Fact Sheet: 5 Important Facts / Students With Disabilities & Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Tips & Resources: Bullying & LGBTQ Youth - StopBullying.gov
Article: Who is At-Risk (Bullies and Targets) - StopBullying.gov
Considerations for Supporting Vulnerable Student Populations - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Cyberbullying
Tips: Reporting Cyberbullying - StopBullying.gov
Article: What is Cyberbullying? - StopBullying.gov
Article: Cyberbullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Resources: Cyberbullying & Distance Learning - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Media Content
Bullying Prevention Poster Series - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Social Media Bullying Prevention Conent - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
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Resources for Students
Toolkit: Teens Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
ToolKit: Include Someone, Make A Difference (Elementary) - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Toolkit: Kids Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Booklist: Pre-K through High School - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
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Resources for Caregivers
General Resources
Article: Other Types of Aggressive Behavior - StopBullying.gov
Article: Are We Too Quick to Cry 'Bully'? - CNN
Tips: Supporting All Kids Involved - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Working Together - StopBullying.gov
Tips: Finding Out What Happened - StopBullying.gov
Tips & Definitions: The Roles Kids Play in Bullying - StopBullying.gov
Tips & Resources: What is Bullying? - StopBullying.gov
Resources: What Kids Can Do - StopBullying.gov
Resources: Bullying FAQ - California Department of Education
Resources: What Parents Should Know About Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Q&A: Bullying 101 - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Toolkit: Teens Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
ToolKit: Include Someone, Make A Difference (Elementary) - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Toolkit: Kids Against Bullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Booklist: Pre-K through High School - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Cyberbullying
Tips: Reporting Cyberbullying - StopBullying.gov
Article: What is Cyberbullying? - StopBullying.gov
Article: Cyberbullying - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
Resources: Cyberbullying & Distance Learning - PACER National Bullying Prevention Center
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Resources for Administrators
BUL 5212.2: LAUSD Bullying & Hazing Policy - LAUSD
Brochure: Together We Stand - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Worksheet: Name the Behavior - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Best Practices for Handling Student Bullying - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Considerations for Supporting Vulnerable Student Populations - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Tips for Admin: Responding to Cyberbullying & Sexting - LAUSD Human Relations, Diversity & Equity
Group Activity: Find Your Peeps - LAUSD Student Health & Human Services
Videos: Bullying Webisodes for Studdents - StopBullying.gov
Additional Resources:
StopBullying.gov - Collection of trainings, policies and actionable items for adults and students
PACER National Bullying Prevention Center - innovative resources for students, parents, educators, and others, and recognizes bullying as a serious community issue that impacts education, physical and emotional health, and the safety and well-being of students.
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Local District NW
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Local District NE
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