Anti Bullying for Parents
It's time to get on board
It's time to get on board
If the students are to understand how to reduce bullying in their school then the parents need to be on board. This fun and interactive
keynote presentation becomes magical as Jim weaves his message that what children see, children do. Parents will be informed how their
own actions, good or bad can influence their child’s behaviour at school.
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Jim also demonstrates that you can’t motivate your child if they are demoralized. Demoralized children will not speak up.
Parents will understand how important their role is in reducing bullying at their child’s school and how to make their community a safe place to live.
Parents will understand how important their role is in reducing bullying at their child’s school and how to make their community a safe place to live.
Parents don't panic!!!
The worst thing to do is to over-react and storm into the school and demand action. I have spoken at hundreds of schools and had the pleasure of meeting every principal. With no exception, I have never met a principal that did not care entirely for the safety of every student that walked through their front door. Don’t forget that if you didn’t know your child was being bullied then the school principal or teacher may not have realized it either.
We as parents need to work together to reduce bullying in schools. That includes our behaviour that we demonstrate to our children at home and in our community. The positive communication we have with school teachers and principal is vital to making your child grow up in a safe school environment.
We as parents need to work together to reduce bullying in schools. That includes our behaviour that we demonstrate to our children at home and in our community. The positive communication we have with school teachers and principal is vital to making your child grow up in a safe school environment.
Parents of teens should remain vigilant and understand school policies regarding bullying and the consequences of bullying. Parents must keep communication flowing between them and their children, teachers, and staff. Parents must continue to be a positive role model in any setting and refrain from using foul language or "put-downs. Parents and children can form a good relationship with the school expressing any concerns that they may have regarding their child and talk over with the school what policy it has regarding bullying, discuss what actions the school takes over bullying and what the school actually regards as bullying.
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