Bullying in Schools
This new training resource for teachers outlines the pros and cons of six different approaches to bullying. It contains clear and practical guidance and shows how to apply each method, depending on the nature of the bullying and the resources available to deal with it.
Whether the bullying involves physical assault, isolation, verbal abuse, or group or one-on-one bullying, this informative DVD will empower you to:
• build confidence and skills
• understand more about different options and strategies
• evaluate which method is likely to be most effective in any given case of bullying
Six methods of intervention
Using actors and role-play, this DVD is ideal for staff training and teacher training. It helps you make better choices about your approach and shows you how to implement strategies more effectively.
1. The Traditional Disciplinary Approach
Setting out clear behaviour standards and using punishment to prevent and deter bullies from repeating their behaviour; punishment could include detention, loss of privileges, chores to be undertaken and even suspension.
2. Restorative Practice
Encouraging admission of bullying by the perpetrator and stimulating genuine remorse; helping the bully take steps to restore damaged relationships.
3. Strengthening the Victim
Helping and coaching students to confront a bully assertively;
4. Mediation
Assisting the bully and the victim in resolving their differences and helping them find a peaceful win-win solution or compromise.
5. The Support Group Method
Gaining the cooperation of the perpetrators by revealing to them the distress that has been experienced by the victim at a meeting in which students supportive of the victim are also present.
6. The Method of Shared Concern
Empowering the bullies to assist in resolving the bully/victim problem through the use of individual and group meetings with the participants.
DVD plus CD-ROM and comprehensive booklet with summary information and useful discussion guidelines
Total running time: 45 minutes
ISBN 978-1-
Ken Rigby
Ken Rigby is an ex-school teacher. Born in the UK, he is now Adjunct Professor (Research) in the School of Education at the University of South Australia. An international expert on peer victimisation, he has published widely in both academic and professional journals. He is the author of several books on bullying: New Perspectives on Bullying and Stop the Bullying (Jessica Kingsley) and, most recently, Children and bullying: How parents and educators can reduce bullying in schools (2008). Ken has been employed as a consultant and adviser to Australian State Education and Federal Education Departments and has been a speaker at many conferences in the UK and around the world.
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