This new edition is packed with practical guidelines and proven strategies for implementing a whole-school approach for reducing bullying. The author draws on theory and research, as well as over two decades of experience as a school counselor and consultant to provide educators with his creative ideas and successful techniques. Interventions to help aggressive youth internalize rules and develop conscience are paired with methods for helping targets of bullying. Chapters cover a wide range of topics, including myths about bullying, acknowledging positive behavior, effective discipline, working with parents, relational aggression, empowering bystanders, and preventing disability harassment.
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Take the theoretical work of Dorothea Ross and Daniel Olweus, mix in some quality curricula on bullying, and add two decades of practice wisdom, and you will have a highly useful resource in this new book on bullying. . . . This book is easy to read, well researched, and filled with bits of knowledge that practitioners with varying degrees of experience will appreciate. --Lynn Merlone, Connections, New Hampshire School Counselor Newsletter
Throughout the book, theories drawn from research are illustrated by and supported with anecdotes from Davis' own experiences as a therapist, counselor, and program facilitator. Each chapter begins with a relevant quote from another author on the topic, and concludes with suggestions for further reading. Chapters are concise and to the point, with key ideas presented in shaded boxes next to the main text. --Erin Smith Hill, New York School Psychologist
Now in an updated second edition, Schools Where Everyone Belongs demystifies what bullying is and common myths about its effects, what doesn't work to combat it, and most importantly of all, classroom-tested methods that do work to stop bullying and reverse its harmful effects. --Midwest Book Review
Throughout the book, theories drawn from research are illustrated by and supported with anecdotes from Davis' own experiences as a therapist, counselor, and program facilitator. Each chapter begins with a relevant quote from another author on the topic, and concludes with suggestions for further reading. Chapters are concise and to the point, with key ideas presented in shaded boxes next to the main text. --Erin Smith Hill, New York School Psychologist
Now in an updated second edition, Schools Where Everyone Belongs demystifies what bullying is and common myths about its effects, what doesn't work to combat it, and most importantly of all, classroom-tested methods that do work to stop bullying and reverse its harmful effects. --Midwest Book Review
About the Author
Stan Davis has worked for human rights in many different ways. In the 1960s he marched with Dr. King in the South and worked for civil rights in the North. Since 1969 he has worked as a family and child therapist with abused and grieving children and trained child protective workers and other helping professionals. He designed and implemented training for a network of rape crisis centers and helped police develop effective interventions for domestic abuse. In the 1980s he became a school counselor. Since the mid-1990s he has focused his energies on helping schools prevent bullying. Stan has trained school staff all over the United States. His strategies are part of statewide initiatives in Michigan, New Jersey, and West Virginia. Stan s work has been featured in national newspaper and radio articles and on a special 20/20 report on bullying with John Stossel. Stan has a B.A. in psychology from Brown University and is certified as a social worker and a school counselor.
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An absolute "must-have" for grade school teachers and principals everywhere.,
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This review is from: Schools Where Everyone Belongs: Practical Strategies for Reducing Bullying (Paperback)
Written by family and child therapist and school counselor Stan Davis, Where Everyone Belongs: Practical Strategies for Reducing Bullying is a highly practical guide written especially for schoolteachers and other educational professionals, yet invaluable for anyone who oversees groups of children. Now in an updated second edition, Schools Where Everyone Belongs demystifies what bullying it is and common myths about its effects, what doesn't work to combat it, and most importantly of all, classroom-tested methods that do work to stop bullying and reverse its harmful effects. "When there are inconsistent consequences for bullying, young people are likely to continue. When we have to customize a consequence for each incident, the process of discipline becomes impossibly time-consuming. Planned, rubric-based consequences take much less time to administer and thus can be used more consistently. When consequences are predictable and based on a clear rubric, young people can learn from each other's misdeeds." An absolute "must-have" for grade school teachers and principals everywhere.
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This book is what's been missing for eductors in the field of bullying prevention. It is a practical, well thought out and clearly explained, research based, guide to implementing bullying prevention and intervention in any school. Every teacher and administrator should read this book!
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Changing the System Allows the Kids to Change,
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Stan Davis has taken Dan Olweus' research and created practical applications that have dramatically changed school environments across the country. Order this book today! And also check out his website, www.stopbullyingnow.com.
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My own understanding of bullying comes primarily from my own experiences, the many young people I have counseled, the adults who have told me their own stories, the almost 40,000 young people who have written to me afterward. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
provocative targets, bullying prevention program, reactive targets, relational aggression, childhood bullying, aggressive youth, aggressive students, greet students, telling adults, bullying behavior Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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My own understanding of bullying comes primarily from my own experiences, the many young people I have counseled, the adults who have told me their own stories, the almost 40,000 young people who have written to me afterward. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
provocative targets, bullying prevention program, reactive targets, relational aggression, childhood bullying, aggressive youth, aggressive students, greet students, telling adults, bullying behavior Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Dorothea Ross, Student Student, Elliot Aronson, San Diego New!
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- My Secret Bully by Trudy Ludwig on page 174, and Back Matter
- Brave Irene (Sunburst Books) by William Steig on page 188, and Back Matter
- Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In by Roger Fisher on page 158, and Back Matter
- The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes on page 188, and Back Matter
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