| DEA 15453 | 6 hours |
A common problem on playgrounds and in schools is bullying behaviour. This workshop will examine the characteristics of bullies and their victims. Intervention strategies will be discussed that focus on school wide change and individual empowerment. Teaching assistants play a crucial role in implementing bully proofing strategies in the schools. This workshop will provide insight and strategies for assisting in making schools safe.
Objectives
- To develop understanding and strategies necessary for helping to bullyproof our schools
Outcomes
- Familiarity with characteristics of bullies and victims
- Knowledge about intervention strategies that focus on school-wide change and individual empowerment
- Development of insight and strategies for helping to bullyproof schools
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THIS IS A FULL TIME DAY COURSE OPENED TO PT STUDENTS
Please be advised that this course will be on Nexus. You will be given access two days before the course start date. Your log in information is the same as your Webadvisor
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