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Kids who are more physically or psychologically vulnerable are those most likely to fall prey to ridicule or violence. Michael Carpenter, PhD, Educator and Bullying Prevention Trainer They don't ...

As parents, most of us know that we need to talk to our kids about bullying. Those conversations might include discussions of what to do if our kids see someone being bullied or who to ask for ...

PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - Bullying can be difficult for parents to navigate, whether their child is being bullied or is ...

Creating a school atmosphere of respect, kindness and safety requires the help of all people involved. School staff, parents and children play an important role in teaching bully prevention skills ...

"I tried to explain what his kids had done and he told me he doesn't want to hear it and walked away," the original poster wrote in her Reddit post.

intentional humiliation implied in bullying.” Are all children mentally and physically safe inside school premises in the United States? No, not according to research. A report from the National ...

Mark Travers writes about the world of psychology. Here’s how to address the root causes of bullying at home and teach children to treat others with ... [+] kindness. Bullying is a pervasive ...

After a video circulated ranking girls and female teachers at Tipton High School based on their body size, TV9 started ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Kathy Caprino, M.A. covers careers, leadership and women’s issues. My children are now 19 and 22 and have developed through the years ...

In a survey of 30,000 pupils in England, the Anti-Bullying Alliance discovered that one in four children have suffered frequent face-to-face bullying. Sadly, this figure is even higher for ...

Working in partnership with the Anti-Bullying Alliance, this interactive programme for primary schools will inspire children to handle disagreements constructively, without turning to bullying.