Title Search:
HomeAbout UsContact UsView CartResellersEducatorscatalogsAdvanced Search

Books by Category:

Art Books
 Business & Finance
 Childrens Books
 Cooking
 Crafts & Hobbies
 Employment/Careers
 English Language Arts
Family Health
 Film Books
Foreign Languages
Gift Books
History/Biography
New Age & Spirituality
Pets
School Guides
Spanish Language
Sports & Recreation
Study Guides
Test Preparation

barrons gre prep

barrons nys regents prep

barrons sat psat act prep


Test Schedule
BULLYING NO MORE
BULLYING NO MORE
9781438002095
List Price: $14.99

Web Price: $13.49







    Related Title(s):


Bookmark and Share


Understanding and Preventing Bullying
Dr. Kimberly L. Mason - All books by this author


Available in AUGUST 2013

Bullying among children today is a prevalent issue that can lead to tragic results. No parent wants to learn his or her child is involved in this type of behavior, but sadly, in the most heartbreaking cases of bullying, many parents never realized the extent of the problem.

Despite the attention given to bullying in the media today, there has been little that covers response methods other than punishment tactics, which don’t usually work. In Bullying No More, Dr. Kimberly L. Mason offers parents an arsenal of techniques that focus on changing behavior by repairing relationships over assigning blame and dispensing punishment. Here, parents will get a road map to help them—
  • Recognize the signs of bullying
  • Understand the different forms of bullying
  • Identify the three main roles that children play in bullying (the bully, the bullied, and the bystander)
  • Decipher the myths and facts about bullying
  • Discover effective intervention and prevention strategies.
Parents will also learn to identify their parenting style and their children’s response style so they can communicate better. This timely book will be an invaluable resource for parents who want to intervene, advocate, and protect their children from the harmful effects of bullying.

DID YOU KNOW?
  • More than 160,000 U.S. students stay home from school each day from fear of being bullied
  • Two-thirds (65%) of high school students reported that they have been verbally or physically harassed or assaulted during the past year
  • 52% of parents are worried their child will be bullied via social networking sites.
  • Since bullying behavior is primarily learned, it can also be “unlearned”
  • Severe school bullying that targets a victim specifically because of race or sexual identity can be considered a hate crime in some states.

    About The Author:
    Dr. Kimberly L. Mason     is a licensed professional counselor who has worked with youth and their families, schools, police officers, and the surrounding community on issues of bullying prevention.


    (1438002092)

    Paperback / 336 Pages / 6 x 9 / 2013

    •  





    Copyright 2013, Barrons Educational Series, Inc.
    250 Wireless Blvd
    Hauppauge NY, 11788
    1-800-645-3476 / 1-631-434-3723 fax
    Email Us

    Privacy Policy
    PHP Programming by Desktop Solutions