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Message to Teachers and Guidance Counselors
When bullying became a nationwide cause of concern, I was approached by a number of schools requesting that I give talks to their student bodies on the subject.
I did so, but soon began to question the helpfulness of these traditional talks. Although the need to educate students on bullying was warranted, I felt the lecture format was ineffective. I estimated that half the students remained ...
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Most programs to prevent bullying focus on middle school or high school. But by then, the processes and behaviors that cause bullying are already deeply embedded – and hard to correct.
Hanna Perkins psychoanalyst Victoria Todd, LISW-S, has been working with preschool children to identify early warning signs of bullying, and help the children who exhibit them.
“These behaviors are typical in the emotional development ...
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