Responding to the Culture of Bullying and Disrespect
New Perspectives on Collaboration, Compassion, and Responsibility
Responding to the Culture of Bullying and Disrespect
New Perspectives on Collaboration, Compassion, and Responsibility
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Create a safe learning environment so students can achieve! This updated edition of Breaking the Culture of Bullying and Disrespect offers educators a comprehensive, therapeutic approach to reducing disrespectful behaviors. Readers will discover how to establish a positive and caring environment that discourages misbehavior while encouraging greater respect, tolerance, and responsibility. This new edition features: Updated research, including real-life examples of successful experiences Additional case studies and a list of problem-solving questions A new chapter on brain research and how children learn An all-new section focusing on prevention methods…mehr
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Corwin
- Artikelnr. des Verlages: B68539P
- 2. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 565g
- ISBN-13: 9781412968546
- ISBN-10: 1412968542
- Artikelnr.: 25327586
- Verlag: Corwin
- Artikelnr. des Verlages: B68539P
- 2. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 565g
- ISBN-13: 9781412968546
- ISBN-10: 1412968542
- Artikelnr.: 25327586
Roles and Students
Behaviors The Effects of Myths and Assumptions Common School Questions: New Ways of Thinking 4. Responding Effectively to Problems A Fresh Attitude Chipping Away at the Problem With a Powerful Tool: Externalization Dealing Narratively With Disrespect and Bullying A Narrative Response Additional Options Summary of the Practice of Externalizing Common Questions About the Externalization Process 5. Being Respectful and Open to Students
Experiences Defining Experience Experience of School Overlapping Experiences of the Problem Addressing These Experiences 6. Making Changes Last for More Than a Week The Dandelion Problem Thinking Outside the Box Multiple Selves: Who Is the Real Person? Stories Creating Stories Through Language Mentally Filling the Blanks Perspectives Create Stories An Educator
s Question: If Truths Don
t Exist, How Do We Know Which Story to Trust? Audience: You Are Who You Are Perceived to Be The Thread of New Stories: Recapitulation Reauthoring Alex
s Journey Common Teacher Questions: New Ways of Thinking Part II. Applications and Examples: Success Stories of Overcoming Bullying and Disrespect 7. Listening to Students
Voices Disrespect/Bullying Survey Interviews: Walking in Students
Shoes 8. Cultivating Respect, Appreciation, and Tolerance in the School Connection Appreciation Collaboration Self-Reflection Community and Diversity Respect and Shedding Adultism Teacher Question About Shedding Adultism 9. Dealing With Disrespect and Bullying in the Classroom: The Bugging Bug Project A Review of the Narrative Ideas That Guide This Project Section 1: Externalizing the Problem Section 2: Building on Successes Section 3: Celebration of Knowledge and Expertise Brief Summary of Classroom Facilitation Considerations Conclusion 10. Working With Individual Students Around Bullying: Helping a Child Suffering From a "Bullying Spell" A Problem-Dominated Identity Rewriting the Story in a Vacuum Rewriting the Story in the Community A Past to the Preferred Story at School A Past to the Preferred Stories at Home Extending the Audience to the Preferred Story Conclusion 11. Brain and Behaviors: How Young People Change and How Educators Can Help The Visible Story The Invisible Story The Contextual Story The Historical Story Dead-End or Future Possibilities? The Possible Future Conclusion Part III. Prevention: Scaffolding a Complex and Sound Culture of Respect 12. Creating a Partnership With Response-able Youth Bubble Trouble Lessons From This Story: The Beliefs The People The Relationship Teacher Questions 13. Spotlight on Stories of Successful Prevention Story 1: "Yoüre Ugly" Story 2: The Clipboard Story 3: Sign Language Story 4: The Violent Drawing Story 5: Girls
Meanness Story 6: The Brand New Atlas Spotlight on a School With a Successful Prevention Model Conclusion Resource A: Glossary Resource B: Summary Table of Strategies Resource C: Discourses Resource D: "Yes and" Exercise Resource E: Educators
Problem-Solving Questions References Index
Roles and Students
Behaviors The Effects of Myths and Assumptions Common School Questions: New Ways of Thinking 4. Responding Effectively to Problems A Fresh Attitude Chipping Away at the Problem With a Powerful Tool: Externalization Dealing Narratively With Disrespect and Bullying A Narrative Response Additional Options Summary of the Practice of Externalizing Common Questions About the Externalization Process 5. Being Respectful and Open to Students
Experiences Defining Experience Experience of School Overlapping Experiences of the Problem Addressing These Experiences 6. Making Changes Last for More Than a Week The Dandelion Problem Thinking Outside the Box Multiple Selves: Who Is the Real Person? Stories Creating Stories Through Language Mentally Filling the Blanks Perspectives Create Stories An Educator
s Question: If Truths Don
t Exist, How Do We Know Which Story to Trust? Audience: You Are Who You Are Perceived to Be The Thread of New Stories: Recapitulation Reauthoring Alex
s Journey Common Teacher Questions: New Ways of Thinking Part II. Applications and Examples: Success Stories of Overcoming Bullying and Disrespect 7. Listening to Students
Voices Disrespect/Bullying Survey Interviews: Walking in Students
Shoes 8. Cultivating Respect, Appreciation, and Tolerance in the School Connection Appreciation Collaboration Self-Reflection Community and Diversity Respect and Shedding Adultism Teacher Question About Shedding Adultism 9. Dealing With Disrespect and Bullying in the Classroom: The Bugging Bug Project A Review of the Narrative Ideas That Guide This Project Section 1: Externalizing the Problem Section 2: Building on Successes Section 3: Celebration of Knowledge and Expertise Brief Summary of Classroom Facilitation Considerations Conclusion 10. Working With Individual Students Around Bullying: Helping a Child Suffering From a "Bullying Spell" A Problem-Dominated Identity Rewriting the Story in a Vacuum Rewriting the Story in the Community A Past to the Preferred Story at School A Past to the Preferred Stories at Home Extending the Audience to the Preferred Story Conclusion 11. Brain and Behaviors: How Young People Change and How Educators Can Help The Visible Story The Invisible Story The Contextual Story The Historical Story Dead-End or Future Possibilities? The Possible Future Conclusion Part III. Prevention: Scaffolding a Complex and Sound Culture of Respect 12. Creating a Partnership With Response-able Youth Bubble Trouble Lessons From This Story: The Beliefs The People The Relationship Teacher Questions 13. Spotlight on Stories of Successful Prevention Story 1: "Yoüre Ugly" Story 2: The Clipboard Story 3: Sign Language Story 4: The Violent Drawing Story 5: Girls
Meanness Story 6: The Brand New Atlas Spotlight on a School With a Successful Prevention Model Conclusion Resource A: Glossary Resource B: Summary Table of Strategies Resource C: Discourses Resource D: "Yes and" Exercise Resource E: Educators
Problem-Solving Questions References Index