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    How Bullying May Shape Adolescent BrainsBullying is a hot button issue.  No child should be bullied.  However, research shows that the word "bully" is one of the most misused words.  There is a wide range of child and youth behaviors, and a continuum of undesired behaviors, but not all amount to bullying.  

    Good teaching includes helping students process their thoughts and feelings about the world and creating space for them to bring their full selves to school. This document, Courageous Conversations with Students, provides tools, lesson plans, and practical advice for facilitating dialogues with students about power, privilege, oppression, and resistance.  They were adapted by the Office of Human Relations, Diversity & Equity.  Click here to view this resource. 
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