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Archive for January 2010
The Deadliest Art?
January 30, 20104 Myths About Bullying & 1 Important Truth
January 15, 2010There are as many opinions about bullying as there are about politics. And everyone certainly has the right to their point of view. But opinions that aren’t based on solid information, empirical facts, or significant personal experience are worthless. Violent video games & Violent TV causes bullying Over the years, the number of television shows [...]
South Jersey Jihad
January 15, 2010http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20100104/NEWS01/1040325/1006/Bullying-policy-long-overdue It seems as if the Garwood family of New Jersey is going through some problems. Tariq, age 12, is being teased and roughed up at school. They have retained an attorney to represent them against the local school board. In response, the city of Camden has approved a beefier anti-bullying policy and has mandated [...]
Nuttiness From Austrailia
January 15, 2010http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/please-dont-send-me-back-to-school-begged-young-jade-reardon/story-e6freuy9-1225817865250 The story from the Daily Telegraph opens: A WEEK after student Jai Morcom was fatally bashed over a lunch table at Mullumbimby High School, 13-year-old Jade Reardon was begging her mum not to send her back to school. She had spent two weeks at home terrified of a bully at Gorokan High, on the [...]
“you need to become resigned…” What?!
January 15, 2010http://www.gastongazette.com/articles/son-42433-boys-gets.html In the advice column in the ‘Life’ section of the Gaston Gazette, you can find this interesting question and answer. In a nutshell, a home-schooling mom is worried about her 7-year old son. At a gathering they attend once a week, some other boys are becoming very aggressive. None of the other parents say [...]
Welcome
January 15, 2010As my sainted grandmother used to ask, “What makes you such a maven?” She always used to stump me with that one- but now I actually do have a pretty good answer. Becoming a “Sensei” isn’t something I set out to do. I just loved training. As my skills developed, others pointed out that I [...]
An A+ In Fantasy & Gibberish
January 22, 2010From Seacoast Online ( http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20100122-NEWS-1220321) Brianna Hartford, a sophomore at Littleton High School, sees change in New Hampshire schools. She sees all students being welcome, their differences embraced and accepted, and every student has friends and a sense of belonging. Okay. She’s a kid. A hopeful, trusting, idealistic kid. I get it. “Bullying is an [...]
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