I know there are a ton of resources out there on bullying. I’m also skeptical about a lot of it being useful.
So I’m just going to start off list with two resources I think are good ones, and hope that readers will contribute a lot more.
Absolutely Everything Researchers Know About Bullying is from Rules For Engagement at Education Week.
Interesting New Study By Carol Dweck
Appealing To The Self-Interest Of Bullies is post I wrote.
You can see a better version here.
Bullying Prevention Programs May Have Negative Impact: Study is from The Huffington Post.
Anti-Bullying Programs Could Be a Waste of Time is from TIME.
Bullying Is Bad, But Do We Know How To Stop It? is by Paul Bruno.
How do other countries tackle bullying? is from The Guardian
The Stanford Prison And Why The Miami Dolphins Weren’t Just “Boys Being Boys” is from Forbes.
If a 6’5, 312-pound Miami Dolphin can be bullied… is from The Washington Post.
It Takes a Village to Create a Bully is from The Pacific Standard.
I don’t think I’d use with students, but, as Greg Toppo said when he on Twitter, it seems like a “spot-on take on bullying.”
What’s New on StopBullying.gov: A Redesigned Training Center Plus 11 User Guides is from StopBullying.gov.
Using films to empower pupils to challenge bullying is from The Guardian.
How to teach … anti-bullying is from The Guardian.
How do other countries tackle bullying? is also from The Guardian.
Am I A Bully? is from The BBC.
8 Tips to Protect ELLs from Bullying | http://t.co/0j4aIRNsRh #ELL #ELLChat #stopbullying #bullyingpreventionmonth #ELLs #bullying
— Colorín Colorado (@ColorinColorado) October 7, 2015
Zero-Tolerance for Bullying Doesn’t Work, Experts Say is from NBC News.
Simply punishing students for bullying will not address the problem is from The Conversation.
Crackdowns on Bullies Can Backfire, National Academies Report Finds is from Ed Week.
Students with influence over peers reduce school bullying by 30 percent is from Phys.Org
How 1 teacher used these apples to deliver a powerful lesson on bullying https://t.co/ULqI4ZtVNi via @todayshow
— Larry Ferlazzo (@Larryferlazzo) June 27, 2016
Video & Transcript: Michelle Obama’s Speech To The Democratic Convention (Plus Writing Prompt!)
Gay-Straight Alliances Make Schools Safer, Study Finds is from U.S. News.
Why Punishment Won’t Stop a Bully is by Alfie Kohn.
4 Myths About School Bullying And The ‘Trump Effect’ is from NPR.
Understanding Bullying Behavior is from The American Educator.
Students with influence over peers reduce school bullying by 30 percent is from Eureka Alert.
Statistic Of The Day: School Bullying Reduced
Why does bullying cost California schools $276 million every year? is from The Sacramento Bee.
Preventing Bullying is a new interactive from the National Academy of Sciences.
You might also be interested in this new Teaching Tolerance article, Bullying and the Bottom Line.
Here’s an excerpt:
Learning How Bullying Happens In Order To Prevent It is from NPR.
Reduce Bullying by Cultivating Growth Mindsets is from Mindset Works.
“Wonder” Looks Like An Amazing Movie
What Kids Think About Bullying And Kindness In The Trump Era is from NPR.
NEW STUDY FINDS THE “TRUMP EFFECT” ON SCHOOL BULLYING IS REAL
Pete Buttigieg Tells 11-Year-Old Girl How To Stand Up To A Bully is from HuffPost.
THE BEST RESOURCES FOR LEARNING HOW TO PROMOTE A SENSE OF “BELONGING” AT SCHOOL
Suggest away! I’m all ears….
(1/thread) Been doing student focus groups on equity/justice issues in schools across the US. One thing that keeps coming up is how meaningless & evasive popular anti-bullying programs are. Here’s what I’m hearing from students in schools that embrace these programs:
— Paul Gorski (@pgorski) August 23, 2019
No Bullying in Our School, 4-9 is from Web English.
Trump’s words, bullied kids, scarred schools is from The Washington Post.
New national research suggests bullying declined during the pandemic—not just in schools, but online as well—and harassment hasn’t entirely returned even after students started to come back to campus. @SarahDSparks @educationweek https://t.co/ZrHUMzsVen
— MindShift (@MindShiftKQED) January 12, 2022
New lesson plan on the #TEFLzone.
Raise students’ awareness of the different types of #bullying. https://t.co/OwY0Zdsv7a #speaking #video #differentiation #ELT #teachingenglish— Rachel Tsateri – The TEFL Zone (@RTsateri) July 11, 2022
Why Bullying Is Too Narrow a Lens for Addressing Conflict in Middle School is from Edutopia.
A meta-analysis of school-based anti-bullying interventions finds modest, but potentially important effects (0.07<ES<0.2), and, interestingly, that longer interventions (>40 weeks) did not seem to be more effective than shorter ones (<20 weeks): https://t.co/7iTO9k32OC
— Dylan Wiliam (@dylanwiliam) August 11, 2023
Eight Anti-Bullying Resources for Parents and Educators is from TechNotes.
#ELLs and #immigrant students can be targets for school bullies. Many #educators are reporting an increase in the bullying of immigrant students and #ELLs. Explore tips that educators and parents can implement to protect #ELLs from bullying.
Read more ➡️https://t.co/FMSoix87cf
— ASKNCELA1 (@ASKNCELA1) November 20, 2023
What Students Are Saying About Bullying Today is from The NY Times Learning Network.
I like the Australian site, Bullying. No Way! http://bullyingnoway.gov.au It has different sections for young people of different ages, parents and teachers. I appreciate the thought that has gone into the language they use to explain and suggest to kids.
My favorite writings on bullying are from Peter Gray.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201105/bullying/think-twice-about-anti-bullying-laws
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/freedom-learn/201006/freedom-bullying-how-school-can-be-moral-community
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/freedom-learn/201011/fight-bullying-babies
Thanks for sharing all the information on bullying! Being a victim myself I have a passion for preventing bullying. All educators, parents and administrators need this information to help their children and students be successful. I hope to be able to help my future students with this issue!
Students have been making “How to UnMake A Bully” movies with me for a few years, and they are in use all over the world.
We also do a school residency program (so far in over 10 districts and 30 schools in NY, WA, and Australia!) where classes write, produce and complete 60-second PSA commercials in just 9 hours! Together with The Don’t Wait® Project we combine tech, film, Common Core, real-world experience, ELA, anti-bullying and character education into an unforgettable week per school! HUGE feedback so far, including some students who started their own coalition in honor of our program. We have also seen students stand up during our discussions to admit to having bullied, and apologize to their friends in an effort to start making things right.
I can send links if you’re interested.
Hello,
Thank you for your post.
As a father and teacher, I would like to share four Websites that I hope would be helpful to those wishing to better understand and more effectively address bullying:
http://www.bullying.org
“Where You Are NOT Alone!”
The world’s most-visited Website about bullying
http://www.cyberbullying.org
“Always On? Always Aware!”
The world’s first Website about cyberbullying
http://www.bullyingcourse.com
“Learn to BE the change!”
Online courses and Webinars about bullying and cyberbullying
http://www.bullyingawarenessweek.org
“Prevention through education and awareness”
The official Website for the annual Bullying Awareness Week
Bill Belsey
President, Bullying.org
“Where you are NOT alone!”
Please follow us on Twitter: @Bullying_org
Children who don’t speak English are more likely to be victims of bullying even in preschool, according to a study by Chang et al. (2007) in the Journal of Early Education and Research. Here is a resource to be used by teachers to help children learn communication skills that break down language barriers to prevent bullying: http://www.languagecastle.com/2014/10/october-prevent-bullying-month/
Hello,
http://www.jw.org has an encouraging video on bullying– how victims can deal with bullies and maintain self respect.
Larry, as many of us work with employed adult learners, please remember that many of our students are subject to workplace bullying. After years of extraordinary stress, my healthcare provider helped me understand that my manager showed a consistent pattern of bullying her employees. We all tend to think of bullying by peers, but it happens with those who manage as well. Learn more here: http://www.workplacebullying.org/individuals/problem/being-bullied/
This is my collection of Bullying links : https://webenglish.se/no-bullying/