Articles related to "Teens And Bullying"

Teachers often feel powerless to have any real impact on school bullying. But there are things that can be done.

Here are some ways parents can help their teens deal with the ever-challenging issue of bullying.

This article examines the methods girls use to harass other girls, the reasons why peer harassment occurs, and the effects of bullying on girls' self-esteem.

Help kids learn how to empower themselves to prevent and cope with bullying behavior.

Teenage bullying is a serious issue that can lead to mental health issues. By keeping themselves aware, parents can make sure that their teens are protected.

In school environments where teens regularly hear slurs such as "faggot," "dyke," and the phrase "that's so gay," one campaign is standing up to intolerant speech.

Keeping lines of communication open and reminding children and teens about internet safety can help prevent cyberbullying and online predators from reaching your family.

National Bullying Prevention Week presents an opportunity for parents and educators to focus on helping kids develop the skills to prevent and cope with bullying.