Børn og unge: personlige og sociale emner: mobning, chikane

Engang blev Carl kaldt en loser. Men ikke længere. Nu bor han i en ny by med sin mor og hendes nye kæreste, han har fået verdens mest cool papbror og en vildt sød kæreste. Livet kunne faktisk ikke være bedre. Men en aften ser Carl sin papbror kaste en brosten ud fra en motorvejsbro. Carl er lammet og tør ikke fortælle det til nogen af frygt for at miste det nye liv, han elsker.Brosten er en del af Gyldendals Spurt-serie.Pressen skriver:"Det er en god og og kortere YA-roman, som passer rigtig fint til målgruppen – og både til piger og drenge. Rigtig fedt, at der med SPURT-serien fokuseres på korte bøger med helt store historier, så alle typer af læsere kan være med."- bookeater.dk

The CirclePoint Method describes a set of ten integrated mechanisms that enable educators to effectively and efficiently prevent and resolve bullying issues in schools. The mechanisms are designed to address bullying problems in ways that result in personal growth for the students involved and to account for what harmed students need in terms of healing and avoiding future bullying. The mechanisms are easy to implement, save educators significant time, and are designed to allow educators to resolve bullying issues while maintaining compliance with district-mandated policies. The unique mechanisms of the Method include: - Constructive Consequences: a direct replacement for punitive discipline, this mechanism is highly effective at stopping bullying with no risk of retaliation by the aggressor and saves administrators significant time by eliminating the need for lengthy investigations and parent meetings- Chain of Custody Awareness: provides an incentive for aggressors to change their behavior and ensures targets feel safe while allowing educators to focus only on the aggression that require monitoring- Classroom Strategies: describes ways that teachers can effect positive change and prevent bullying among their students, improving the learning environment- Education: a comprehensive education on bullying for educators to eliminate myths and misinformation and provide a clear explanation for the drivers of bullying behaviors and the harm caused to targets- Target Support: a five-step framework that all educators can learn for providing support to bullied students to help them heal, reverse the harm caused by the bullying, and empower them to deal more effectively with future aggression- Removal of Barriers to Reporting: concrete steps educators can take to eliminate the reasons why students don't report bullying so administrators will know about the bullying issues in their schoolsWhen applied with fidelity, the mechanisms allow educators to resolve bullying issues quickly and create a safe school environment. The Method results in outcomes that are satisfactory to all involved, including parents. Over time, the mechanisms should transform the school environment to make bullying less accepted by students. Additional related resources educate and empower parents and students, resulting in a whole school community working in partnership to ensure that all students have a positive educational experience.

Bully this, Bully that! The students at Creek Elementary are crying bully! Join Mrs. Hepner, the school counselor, as she works to educate the school on what bullying is and what it isn't. Together, with the right information, the students and staff at Creek can get rid of bullying if they just work as a team.

This is the diary . . . of a fly.Even though she's little?just like her best friends, Worm and Spider?Fly wants to be a superhero. And why not? She walks on walls, sees in all directions at once, and can already fly!Doreen Cronin and Harry Bliss, the team behind the #1 New York Times bestsellers Diary of a Worm and Diary of a Spider, reach hilarious heights with their story of a little fly who's not afraid to dream big. Really big.

In a busy coffee shop, a robbery goes wrong. Two gunmen hold seven hostages, including teenager Zach Wahhsted. What nobody realizes at first is that Zach is anything but ordinary and his troubled mind is more dangerous than any weapon. Terry Trueman has created a compelling character with the same shocking power and heartbreaking compassion as his Printz Honor Award debut novel, Stuck in Neutral. Ages 12+

"A mystery following Trex, a boy with an experimental implant, Mellie, a reclusive girl training to be a spy, and their adventures together as they're pitted against middle school bullies, their own parents, and an evil, brain-hacking corporation"--

Our very popular "Kidpower Children's Safety Comics" are now in color and have updated social stories and skills, including how to help kids stay safe online. Since 1989, Kidpower has protected millions of children, teens, and adults worldwide, including those with special needs, from bullying, abuse, and violence through programs and educational resources that are effective, empowering, and FUN!

"Bullied and lonely, Parker Nelson is excited to make a new friend at camp, but then bad, unexplainable things start happening to Parker's tormenters, and she soon discovers that her new friend might not be so friendly--or human--after all"--

Twelve-year-old Apple Yengko believes that there are at least three interesting facts about every person on Earth. Unfortunately, her three IFs make her an outcast in Chapel Spring Middle School in Chapel Spring, Louisiana: She has slanted eyes She has a weird Filipino nickname . . . and a weird motherWhen Apple is voted the third-ugliest girl in school, her life quickly falls apart. The boys bark at her in the halls and a rumor spreads that she eats dogs for dinner. Music is her only escape. All she needs is enough money to buy a guitar, and then she'll be able to change herself and her life forever. So what if her mother doesn't understand and thinks she's becoming too American? So what if her supposed best friends turn the other way . . .It might be the Beatles and their music who save Apple, or Mr. Z (Chapel Spring Middle's awesome music teacher)?or it could be two unexpected friends who show her that standing out in a crowd is better than getting lost in it.​

Once upon a time . . .you were a princess,or an orphan.A wicked witch,fairy godmother,prom queen,valedictorian,team captain,Big Bad Wolf,Little Bo Peep.But you are more than just a hero or a villain, cursed or charmed. You are everything in between.You are everything.In fifty poems, Christine Heppermann places fairy tales side by side with the modern teenage girl. Powerful and provocative, deadly funny and deadly serious, this collection is one to read, to share, to treasure, and to come back to again and again.

A very readable and funny story for both adults and children--and the latter will definitely have a frisson of delighted terror when the pirates meet their ghastly end.

Neepa Irving has two main goals in life: to not get pregnant like her mother did at sixteen years old and to graduate high school. Neepa's other goal: to avoid being bullied. Her strategy has been to not be seen or heard, but no matter where she's lived-on the reservation or in the city-bullies find her. When her grandmother kicks out Neepa and her mother for good, they are back on the road. This time, they head to Colorado to start another new life. While unpacking, she discovers poems from her deceased grandfather, reminding her to listen to nature's wisdom, as her Native ancestors did. Soon, Neepa is fighting school bullies as well as the bully within-her ego that fills her head with lies. How will her grandfather's indigenous writings help her? And when her mother messes up again, where will they go next? No matter what Neepa does, it seems her life will never be okay.

The characters from The Lonely Mailman and A Mystery in the Forest return in a story about bullying and the importance of speaking up when it happens around us.A little beaver with droopy ears and a sad expression.A mischievous boar.And a squirrel who doesn't miss a thing.Little Beaver always went unnoticed. At school, he always sat in the back of the classroom; in the forest, he would hide behind the trees so that no one would spot him. However, although he would have wished to be invisible, misfortune and setbacks haunted him. Little Beaver seemed like bad luck's shadow. But... Why did everything happen to him? One day Squirrel realized that coincidence was not the reason for Beaver's sad eyes. Willing to discover who is behind these small injustices, Squirrel will seek the help of all her friends to awaken the voice of the forest, that voice that always brings peace and unity.

Revenge is a dish best served cold.The students at Roanoke High School have created a soundtrack that runs constantly in Mildred Waco's mind . . .Change your hair, Mildred. Change your face, Mildred. Change your body, Mildred. Everyone hates you, Mildred.Are you really going to wear that, Mildred?The stares, the snickers, the constant teasing-combined with Mildred's own self-doubt and absentee parents-takes its toll. Stumbling upon the Crossroads Magicks shop, Mildred decides she will no longer simply endure the bullying and skeptically buys a revenge curse.But when she begins to lose control and Roanoke students are found brutally murdered, Mildred realizes that she may have bought more than she bargained for. With time running out, Mildred will have to stop the terrible forces she's unleashed or lose her soul forever.

How does a blue bear in a bow tie fit in when he lives in a small town of brown, bare bears? Perhaps he just needs to discover his own friends as he sets off in his bear plane to explore the world.A magical, heartwarming fun-to-read rhyming children's book with beautiful illustrations about inclusivity, kindness, and the courage to be yourself while making new friends from around the globe. A great story with a great message you'll want to read every day and bedtime.Discover an enchanting world in this new heartwarming rhyming picture book. Immerse your child in the magic as Blue, the Bear in a Bow Tie, embarks on his journey with lovable and funny characters that include a travel tree shaped like a globe, a cat umbrella and a flying suitcase owl. Your 3 to 7 year old will fall in love with reading as they learn about trying new things and spreading gratitude in this endearing book.

James has a problem at school - it's not his grades, or a teacher, or his classes - it's a big, mean bully named Joseph! James has had enough of Joseph taking his lunch, telling him to do his homework, and pushing him into lockers. Will James stand up to Joseph and can the boys ever become friends?

All too often, adults shrug off bullying as just a normal part of childhood. Even teachers and parents who were quick to react to cases of physical bullying frequently saw verbal bullying as unavoidable and harmless. However, recent incidents, including the suicides of bullied teenagers Phoebe Prince in Massachusetts and Tyler Long in Georgia, have forced many Americans to reexamine their ideas about verbal bullying and its victims. In this insightful narrative, students understand and identify damaging verbal encounters, who gets targeted by verbal bullies and why, what makes someone a verbal bully, what to expect from an encounter with a verbal bully and ways to respond, who to ask for help, efforts that schools and communities are taking to destroy the bullying culture, anti-bullying legislation, and the federal Stop Bullying Now! Campaign.

According to the National Crime Prevention Association, cyberbullying affects about half of the teens in the United States. Cyberbullies use electronic devices such as computers and cell phones to embarrass, harass, or threaten someone. They might attack over and over, day or night. They use words or pictures to scare or taunt their targets at home, school, and many other places. Victims feel threatened because they cannot escape the attacks and may not know their attacker. In this insightful book, teens can learn smart ways to protect themselves when they use electronic devices and how to stand up for themselves, friends, and others. They also explore cyberbullying and the law, and what schools are doing about cyberbullying prevention.

This anthology contains a collection of essays that present contrasting viewpoints on bullying. Taken together, they offer a diverse array of opinions about the importance and effectiveness of anti-bullying initiatives. Readers will evaluate whether bullying is a growing problem, whether parents should pay the price for having children who bully others, and whether cyberbullying is an epidemic. Disparate views of complex issues are encapsulated into a question-and-response format. Important facts, perfect for report writing, are dispersed throughout in eye-catching boxed insets.

The Touch¿¿¿ Shay Owens is a troubled teen from a deeply troubled home. Bullying to keep his true identity from being revealed, Shay stays cruel to anyone that dares to get close to him, as a buffer of emotional safety. Hoping to break free one day from family trauma, and live on his own he is desperate to find solace in family and friends who can provide peace of mind and safety. Facing difficult decisions without an emotional toolbox to navigate by, Shay finds he must choose to live a life of crime to survive or accept a court-ordered summer program for wayward teens. Shay learns through the most unlikely pairing that friendship & the power of touch can do more than hurt.