Articles related to "Harassment In Schools"

Victimization at school continues to be a large problem with lasting effects.

Actions or the lack of them speak loudly to students. Students quickly figure out what Teacher #1 will tolerate and what Teacher #2 will not.

Individual bullies can be stopped, and individual victims can learn how to resist - but the real challenge is to create environments where bullying never begins.

Not all bullies are physically aggressive. The more covert styles of bullying, though, may be even more hurtful than a physical attack.

Children need adult help to escape victimization, and adults must work together to get bullies under control.

Sexual Harassment can occur at work, at home, on the street, in school and anywhere people congregate. The best defense against offensive behavior is being well informed.

Police have always been watching for harassment on bathroom walls and physical aggression. But, now, police are on websites to see if people are crossing over the line.

Sexual harassment is a daily occurrence for many students, especially girls and sexual minority youth. A study shows serious consequences of this type of victimization.

No one wants to imagine that someone they love could take their own life. Here are some ways to help a loved one who may need help before it's too late.

Online harassment, more often called cyberbullying, is a serious problem. A closer look at the growing phenomenon of bullying online.

Flirting usually goes both ways. When it's one-sided and the attention is unwanted, flirting crosses the line and becomes sexual harassment.

Private education promises a better learning environment. Read statistics on private K-12 schools, tuition costs, how to enroll, and pros and cons of nonpublic school.