This practical guide to dealing with bullying in secondary schools examines the nature of the secondary school and the typology of the adolescent.Copublished With Corwin Press
This practical guide to dealing with bullying in secondary schools examines the nature of the secondary school and the typology of the adolescent.Demonstrating how empowering bystanders, and enlisting effective teacher support, combined with suggestions based on student-centered responses, and a profile of negative as well as positive responses parents may encounter when they confront school personnel about bullying, Bullying in Secondary Schools is strongly recommended and timely reading.PART ONE: INTRODUCTION What We Know About Bullying in Secondary Schools Adolescence: `It was the Best of Times; It was the Worst of Times' The Social Climate of the Secondary School PART TWO: WHY `BAD' THINGS HAPPEN TO `GOOD' SCHOOLS Let's Be Honest about What Schools Do How Teachers Contribute to a Bullying Culture Parents, the Other Victims PART THREE: MAKING THE WHOLE SCHOOL SAFE Developing a Whole School Approach The Power of the Bystanders Authoritative Teaching Practice PART FOUR: THE SAFE SCHOOL IN ACTION What to Do When Bullying Happens Using the Curriculum to Understand and Deal With Bullying: `In the Cafeteria' Harnessing Student Leadership Experiential Learning through Social Theatre Supporting Students Through Peer Mentoring Changing the Social Dynamic: The No Blame Approach