Title: Bullying: What Educators Can Do About It
Headings: Bullying: What Educators Can Do About It
Bullying: What Educators Can Do About It
Introduction
Three Forms of Bullying
Strategies for Teachers
Plan and Make Consequences Clear
Safeguard Honesty
Create a Bullying Policy
Inclusion and Discussion
Adopt effective strategies
Power of Students
Ask
In-Class Strategies
Strategies for Schools
Other Resources
References
Sample Classroom Activities to Help Prevent Bullying
Sample Activities
Defining Bullying
All-about-Me Books
Cooperative Learning Projects
Classroom-Level Interventions for Bully/Victim Problems
Rule-Based Strategies
Questions to Ask Yourself
Reference
Insight-Oriented Strategies
Questions to Ask Yourself
Grouping Rearrangement Strategies
Questions to Ask Yourself
Children's Books Related to Bullying

Content: Psychological: involves spreading rumors, manipulating social relationships, and engaging in social exclusion, extortion, or intimidation. Strategies for Teachers
Up to half of today's children are victims of school bullying. Parents, educators, and students alike must work together to help stop bullying in their class-rooms, playgrounds, and schools. The following strategies can help teachers and administrators to combat bullying in their schools. Plan and Make Consequences Clear
An effective strategy for schools to reduce bullying is to have a policy outlining how teachers and school staff address the issue of bullying in the classroom and how incidents are dealt with after they have happened. All students need to be aware of the consequences of bullying. Safeguard Honesty
Students feel safe reporting bullying when teachers, administrators, and other school personnel respect the anonymity of the victim and/or reporting students. Create a Bullying Policy
An effective strategy to reduce bullying is to create a school-wide policy that defines bullying, outlines how teachers and school staff should address the issue of bullying in the classroom, and delineates how incidents are to be dealt with after they occur. All students need to be aware of the consequences of bullying.