Dr Claudio Cerullo with Montgomery County PA DA Risa Freeman

Dec. 3, 2019 - PRLog -- Dr Claudio Cerullo with Montgomery County PA DA Risa Freeman As an author, Dr Claudio V. Cerullo has contributed to educational videos on Bullying, including "Bullying: Children with Special Needs" and "Teaching Anti-Bullying K-8" (both released on video in December 2011. His book for parents, "Teaching Anti-Bullying," was released in December 2011 and earned special notice from Sears and Team Up to Stop Bullying on their 2012 list of recommended Bullying Solutions books. In May 2012, Dr. Claudio V. Cerullo's second book on Anti-Bullying, "Stop Bullying Me," was released to wide acclaim. He is also the author of four children's books – "A Thankful Day" released in 2009, "Isabella Goes to Kindergarten" (2010), "Isabella's Rainy Day with her Friends" (2011) and "Isabella Goes Back to School" (2011). This fall, Dr. Claudio V. Cerullo collaborated on "TAB 1.0," a new Bullying computer application for school students, parents, and teachers to use in their classrooms. He will be publishing a book on Cyber Bullying later this year. In addition, earlier this year Dr. Claudio V. Cerullo co-authored with learning expert Pat Wyman," Amazing Grades 101 Best Ways to Improve Your Grades Faster." Cerullo's chapter is entitled, "Bullying and How it Affects Academic Achievement." Lastly, in March of 2013, Claudio Cerullo's third book on bullying was released March 2013: His new one is entitled: My Name is David, I have Autism and I was Bullied. He dedicated this book to a brave little ten-year-old boy that battled being bullied since he was five-years-old. Dr. Claudio V. Cerullo has appeared on ABC, NBC, Fox News, CBS. KYW and CNN News, as well as, been interviewed on several radio and talk shows regarding his books and the bullying crisis in America. Dr. Claudio V. Cerullo just submitted his new book entitled: It is Never Right to Fight, which was dedicated to all of those children that have lost their lives to senseless forms of violence. The book was released in October of 2013, and Cerullo decided to give half of the proceeds back to families that have lost a child to a violent-related incident.

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