Bullying: What Can Parents Do?
09/18/08
Would you recommend the program to others? Why or why not?
- Excellent for schools as well as parents
- He lets parents know what they should do in these situations
- Most informative
- Ear opening
- Excellent info, websites and strategies for bystanders
- Informative, motivative avenues to follow up after learning the discussion
7. I think it would be especially helpful for teachersto hear this message as well.
- Valuable information for life on the whole
- Exceptionally helpful
- Good enjoyable program
- Good info
Any additional comments?
- Get him in all of Lincoln’s schools
- Excellent information. Excellent presentation
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Evaluation Summary
Let’s Stop Bullying Together – February 3, 2009
Jim Jordan
The speaker was informative and provided meaningful information.
40 people rated the speaker as excellent; 7 as good; 2 as satisfactory and 1 as needing improvement.
Comments: a little unsure how to focus on bystander; fantastic; enthusiastic; funny; awesome; good; very informative; excellent, very informative; very good motivational speaker; excellent – very easy to listen to; very interesting; excellent; very informative;
- One thing I plan to do differently as a result of this talk is
More proactive; talk to them about standing up if they witness bullying; listening more effectively to my kids and setting a better example for them; be more informed; watch assertive vs. aggressive behavior in myself; change the way I talk to my children – be assertive not aggressive; less aggressive discipline; be more sensitive to my children; become more assertive; stress the bystanders role in stopping bullying; let our children in day care school-age program tell me about what happened and encourage them to speak up; get to know my child; re-evaluate my own attitudes; focus on the bystanders; continue to talk to my kids and be assertive; be more assertive; be more assertive rather than aggressive; talk to my children about bystander behavior; look at the school’s policies and procedures; include the bystanders; not be a bystander; being less aggressive and more assertive; talk to my second child; understand the situation of my child being bullied; listen and talk more with my children and monitor my own behavior; be more positive; tell my son I will not rant and rave; be aware of my aggression;
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Full Day Parenting Workshop
- Understand School Bullying
- Stratagies to motivate your children
- Crises Intrevention Training