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Judgment – The Brain’s Best Friend and Worst Enemy
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Can mindfulness really combat bullying?
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How I Helped My Child Overcome a Cyberbully
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Strike Out Bullying 2017
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Judgment – The Brain’s Best Friend and Worst Enemy The ability to judge is an important function of the brain. Judgment in itself is neither bad nor good – it helps us make sense of information and choose as wisely as possible. However, as we all know, judgment can be […]
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Can mindfulness really combat bullying? In a word: absolutely! Mindfulness, in a nut-shell, is the process of witnessing the present moment without judgment or engagement. It is the tool through which we come to see ourselves, our relationships, and our world more clearly. People from all ages and walks of […]
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How I Helped My Child Overcome a Cyberbully You’re never prepared to find out that your child is being bullied. When you find out that it’s mostly happening online, it’s even more of a shock. You hear about cyber bullies and how they’re becoming more prevalent among today’s youth, but […]
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This time of year we are often asked by the schools to come and speak to their students about the difference between teasing and bullying. Some students have a general idea of the difference between the two but the line is still blurred for others. If you are looking for […]
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Here are just some examples of what peer pressure relating to bullying behaviors can look like: Trash talking or putting someone down Making it known that you and your group are better than someone else or another group Purposefully excluding someone Encouraging someone to “retweet” or “repost” a picture or […]
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Social Exclusion in schools is increasingly being recognized as bullying. As a form bullying, social exclusion is when a child feels alone or left out because of the manipulation of their peer relationships and social status. Examples of Social Exclusion: Leaving someone out on purpose Telling other students not to […]
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Although Cyberbullying happens outside the classroom, it can often carry over into the classroom resulting in behavior changes and problems among students. In some cases, students can become so worried about cyber bullying that it can begin to have an effect on their school work and even make them afraid […]
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Frequently students, parents and teachers will ask us, “What does ‘Defeat the Label’ mean?” We all have labels, some of them we put on ourselves, we may jokingly refer to our behaviors, such as a bookworm or shy. Other labels that we have, indicate who we are, or jobs we […]
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So often students are at ‘ground zero’ when it comes to bullying behavior in the schools, and when we teach students that they have the ability or opportunity, to take a stand on the spot against bullying we are also teaching them to stand up for themselves and their classmates. […]
