![]() ![]() Katie lives in Melbourne with her husband, three children and way too many dogs. She is also an Honorary Life Member of the Women Chiefs of Enterprises International, the largest organisation of female business owners in the world. Katie has completed a Faber Academy course with Allen & Unwin for Children’s Books and was awarded a Maurice Saxby Mentorship in 2016. She has a Masters in Neuro Linguistic Programming and has worked in three major teaching hospitals in Melbourne: The Alfred, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Royal Children’s Hospital. Previously, she worked in the Health Sector for twenty years as an Occupational Therapist. Katie Flannigan is a full-time children’s author with experience in illustration. Teaching resources and activities are available here This book is the perfect resource for opening discussions in the classroom or acting as a reference point of isolated incidents. ![]() Unlike other bullying books, this one gives the Bully a chance at redemption – to show kids that it’s never too late to ask for forgiveness.Ĭhildren on both sides of the bullying exchange can feel isolated from their teachers and classmates, and too anxious to ask for help. This is ultimately a positive story about the difficult topic of bullying, which focuses on the power of bravery, friendship and forgiveness. Knowing that this book can help parents, teachers and children to have a conversation about this behaviour is the most rewarding part of the project.” “When leading child psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg says that bullying is in every classroom, in every school, at every level, you realise the magnitude of the problem. Unauthorized usage of these trademarks are considered to be intellectual property infringements.Bullying. Permission to reproduce any information or images contained on this site must be requested in writing and submitted to the attention of STOMP Out Bullying® Media Relations. STOMP Out Bullying®, NO MATTER™, World Day of Bullying Prevention®, World Bullying Prevention Month™,Blue Shirt Day®, National Block It Out Day™ and National Culture Week™ are trademarked names of the organization STOMP Out Bullying®, and may not be used by any other parties. © STOMP Out Bullying® 2005 - 2023 Please Note: The use of the STOMP Out Bullying® name, logo, or its licensed marks is strictly prohibited unless a fully executed License Agreement is in place. Has been honored with a Top-Rated Award from GreatNonprofits! For the 11th consecutive year STOMP Out Bullying® If you are between the ages of 13 - 24 and are being or have been bullied or cyberbullied and are going through a rough time because of it you can visit The STOMP Out Bullying HelpChat lineĢ012 - 2022. Visit the rest of our site and learn how you can STOMP Out Bullying™!įeel free to contact us if you need help. You may think you’ll get into trouble or that an adult won't understand, but they can help you!! If you can’t talk to your parents, try a teacher, guidance counselor or a school psychologist. Think about how it must makes other feel. ![]() So what can you do not to be a bully anymore? How you will accomplish the same thing without hurting anyone.It didn’t feel very good – did it? Think about: Maybe not repeatedly like the way bullying hurts, but we have been hurt.Ĭlose your eyes and think back to when someone hurt you.ĭid anyone ever call you names? Has anyone ever pushed, hit you or stolen from you? Did anyone ever tease you, keep you out of a group or publicly humiliate you? Has anyone ever written things about you and posted it and/or posted negative pictures of you over the Internet, through email, texting or instant messaging? Has anyone ever threatened you? We’re all hurt at some point in our lives. Think about how your behavior affects other people. Once you learn it, you can treat people nicely and you’ll see the rewards that treatment will bring. Learning kindness, compassion and respect will come easily once you’ve mastered it. The next step gets a little harder – but it’s not impossible! If you were really honest and you realize you truly are a bully, we send you a high-five! You have taken the first step by being truthful. In fact, it's become a crisis!! Instead of being part of the problem, you can be part of the solution. Remember that although you may not like everyone, you should still treat others with respect!īullying is a serious problem. Be open to make apologies to people you have hurt.Be a positive leader…real leaders treat others with kindness and respect.How would you feel if you were treated the way you treat others? Tough to answer these questions? What should you do if others say you are mean or a bully? ![]()
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