Group bullying : exclusion and ganging up / Addy Ferguson

By: Ferguson, Addy [author]
Language: English Series: Stand up : bullying preventionPublisher: New York : The Rosen Publishing Group, c2013Edition: First editionDescription: 24 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781448897964Subject(s): Bullying -- Juvenile literature | Bullying -- Prevention -- Juvenile literature | Self-esteem -- Juvenile literatureDDC classification: 302.343
Contents:
What is bullying? -- Types of bullies -- Bullying hurts! -- What is a clique? -- Cliques, ganging up, and exclusion -- Walk away, don't fight -- Talk to an adult -- Self-esteem -- A bully-free zone -- No one deserves to be bullied.
Summary: The dynamics of group bullying manifest in two ways: exclusion and ganging up. This type of bullying often happens around shifts in social groups. Defining cliques versus other social groups and examining the issues unique to this type of bullying, readers will discover new ways to stop this behavior. Students will learn how to deal with group bullying, how to seek help, ways to repair self-esteem, and why it is important to build a school community that respects everyone. --Publishers website
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Includes glossary and index

Includes bibliographical references and index

What is bullying? -- Types of bullies -- Bullying hurts! -- What is a clique? -- Cliques, ganging up, and exclusion -- Walk away, don't fight -- Talk to an adult -- Self-esteem -- A bully-free zone -- No one deserves to be bullied.

The dynamics of group bullying manifest in two ways: exclusion and ganging up. This type of bullying often happens around shifts in social groups. Defining cliques versus other social groups and examining the issues unique to this type of bullying, readers will discover new ways to stop this behavior. Students will learn how to deal with group bullying, how to seek help, ways to repair self-esteem, and why it is important to build a school community that respects everyone. --Publishers website

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