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Bullying, Relational Aggression and Cyberbullying Resources.
Schoolwide bullying prevention: The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program: a comprehensive, school-wide program designed for use in elementary, middle, or junior high schools. Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory: a guide to choosing a bullying prevention program. Educator resources: Stop Bullying Now: "What can Teachers do?" Tips on how to intervene on bullying. Safe Schools Coalition: Counselors and Social workers anti-bullying resource page. Research: International Bullying Prevention Association: links to research on bullying. Bullying research: links to websites, articles, theses and books related to bullying research. The Ophelia Project: background information and web and print resources for parents, educators and youth. Research Press: books, curricula and videos about Relational Agression. (Thank you Sue Martin for resource list.) Research on Cyberbullying: Cyberbullying: definitions of cyberbullying, data about cyberbullying and research about the effects of cyberbllying along with links to more information. Parenting resources: Wired Kids: a guide to cyber parenting. Wired kids: information about: sites that are safe for kids, filtering websites and child safe search engines. PULPchat: an Instant message/text message slang dictionary to help parents know what their kids are saying. Wiredsafety: tips for parents on how to keep kids safe while they are using the Internet. Internetsuperhero: a parenting guide to protecting children while they are online. Educator's resources: Cyberbulling and Cyberthreats: an excellent book by Nancy Willard, M.S., J.D. Wired Kids: educator resources. Helpstartshere: information about who is victimized, the impact ofcyberbulying and ideas on what to do to help. Stop Bullying Now: pages about cyberbullying: information about how often cyberbullying occurs, who bullies and is bullied, where, how and what to do to interevene. Spanish language translation of the Stop Bullying Now, What Adults Can Do section. |
