About Bullying
















The following articles offer relevant information concerning bullying and victimization behaviour and simple, short and elegant definitions drawn from current research:


What is Bullying?
Defining Bullying: a new look at an old concept
Dr. Ken Rigby

Binoculars on Bullying
A new solution to protect and connect children
Dr. Debra Pepler, York University and PrevNet
Dr. Wendy Craig, Queens University and PrevNet


 


Tragedies relating to bullying and violence that are reported in the media generally elicit an immediate sense of alarm and stir us into action and yet, despite our commitment and best intentions, we so often take a quick fix piecemeal approach that can create the illusion that the problem is being addressed!

This is not unlike sticking a small band aid on an oozing wound.

Bullying occurs where young people gather. It can occur on the way to or from school, playgrounds, school washrooms, eating areas, change rooms and in classrooms. It happens at camp, sports groups, and recreation centers and at home. It can happen on the cell phone or in internet chat rooms.

Bullying happens - it hurts - and the hurts can last a lifetime.











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