by Beth Hawkins | Mar 24, 2014 | Articles
In an effort to have positive intervention in misbehavior schools are now training teachers and staff to avoid suspensions through techniques to reduce incidents. On Valentine’s Day a group of students presented Sandy Lewandowski, who is the superintendent of a west... by C E Huggins | Dec 29, 2013 | Articles
A study at Brigham Young University has found that teasing may lead to less activity for children. Not only do children who are teased become less active, they also report having a worse quality of life than their non-teased peers. “Teasing not only influences... by Nick Vujicic | Oct 24, 2012 | Articles
As a child, I was always an easy target for bullies. In school, I was constantly taunted with hurtful comments and mean-spirited teasing by my classmates. What made it worse, no one stood up for me. Why was I bully’s dream? I was born with no limbs. Yet, I didn’t...
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