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"..Founded in 1991 by the Southern Poverty Law
Center, Teaching Tolerance is dedicated
to reducing prejudice, improving intergroup
relations and supporting equitable school
experiences for our nation's children. We
provide free educational materials to teachers
and other school practitioners in the U.S. and
abroad. Our self-titled magazine is sent to
400,000 educators twice annually, and tens of
thousands of educators use our free curricular
kits. More than 10,000 schools participate in
our annual Mix It Up at Lunch Day program.."
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"..360 Education Solutions is your
advocate in the search for quality online
teaching degree programs. As an advocate group
founded specifically for educators, we provide
you with the support and information needed to
help you achieve your teaching certification and
educational aspirations.." (US) |
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"..Kia Kaha is a whole school approach to
eliminate bullying. It aims to help schools
create environments where everyone feels safe,
respected and valued, and where bullying cannot
flourish. This intervention consists of an
Implementation Book Kia Kaha in Your School — a
working booklet, (one for primary and one for
secondary) which gives a step-by-step guide to
putting the whole school approach in place, and
four curriculum programmes.." (New Zealand) |
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Violence Against Teachers and School Staff
"...To date, NIOSH intramural and extramural
workplace violence research has focused on the
highest risk occupations, including health care
workers, taxi cab drivers, and retail sales.
Because of an increase in the prevalence of
school-based policies aimed at reducing violence
in youth and recent reports suggesting that
teachers and other school staff may face daily
threats of workplace violence, NIOSH was
prompted to examine risk factors and prevention
polices and practices for workplace violence for
K-12 school staff..." (US) |
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"..Find out how issues such as homophobic
bullying and text taunts are tackled by the
experts including former bullies, governors and
teachers - View TV programmes.." (UK) |
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"..It is compulsory for schools to have measures
in place to encourage good behaviour and respect
for others on the part of pupils, and to
prevent all forms of bullying. The DCSF
supports schools in designing their
anti-bullying policies, and their strategies to
tackle bullying, by providing comprehensive
practical-guidance documents..." (UK) |
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"...The Government's guidance, Bullying
involving children with special educational
needs and disabilities, has been written for
schools and tells them what to do when children
with special educational needs and disabilities
are bullied.... (UK) |
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"...Behaviour Needs provide practical
training, advice and support for teachers,
lecturers, youth workers and teaching assistants
working with difficult and vulnerable young
people. At the heart of our training is the
Needs-Focused™ approach to behaviour
management... (UK) |
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“Teacher Talk” - Violence in the Schools,
Volume 2, Issue 3. In this issue of Teacher
Talk, Forum participants talk about the nature
of conflict in the schools. We expect that it
will inform you, provoke new questions, and
inspire you to learn more about this serious
topic...(US) |
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Teachers will have power to search all pupils
for knives: By Rosemary Bennett, Deputy
Political Editor: The Times July 03, 2006:
TEACHERS will be authorised to search every
pupil in their school if they suspect that there
is a knife on the premises, The Times has
learnt. Britain’s growing knife culture has
prompted ministers to draw up plans for
draconian new powers to try to prevent more
schoolgate stabbings. It comes as Home Office
figures show that the number of children aged 12
to 14 convicted of carrying knives at school
doubled between 2000 and 2004 to 170...... |
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Teachers need support to maintain classroom
discipline says the NASUWT. Commenting on the
statement by a headteacher’s association that
school heads are concealing the problem of
bullied teachers, Chris Keates, General
Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest UK-wide
teachers’ union, said: “This is a staggering
admission from a headteacher’s organisation
which actually exemplifies the problem teachers
are facing in obtaining support to challenge
pupil indiscipline. This confirms the NASUWT
survey findings..." Feb 28 2008 |
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"The reason bullying is rife in schools is
that there are still too many people who rush to
dismiss it as part of growing up."
Commenting on a survey by charity Beatbullying,
released today (Monday), Chris Keates, General
Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest UK-wide
teachers' union, (which has just completed a
year long series of national seminars on
prejudice-related bullying), said: "The reason
bullying is rife in schools is that there are
still too many people who rush to dismiss it as
part of growing up..." Feb 25 2008 |
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