<p>James Burns
Anti-Bullying
101 Tips To Help Stop Bullying,
Improve Behavior, Teach Respect,
and Encourage Responsibility
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Bullying has become epidemic in our schools, and no matter
how you slice it, this behavior has gotten out of hand. Teachers,
administrators, and parents are all looking to something that
will just make the problem go away. There is not one program
or intervention that will stop bullying. It takes a concerted
effort of teachers, administrators, parents, and students to help
create a climate of respect and responsibility. Successful schools
that have really made a difference use data-driven programs
and remain consistent in their efforts day after day and year
after year. Anti-Bullying 101 is designed to support whatever
program your school is using and to provide a resource for
teachers to call upon when the going gets tough. Some of the
tips might surprise you. They not only address bullying but
also provide ways to build positive relationships, improve the
attitude of your students, and provide some li