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Respect for All

Feb 06
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#Valentine’s Week and #Bullying Prevention. Confused? Just ASK.

By | bully prevention, bullying behavior, bullying experts, bullying prevention, character education, children, children's health, compassion, cyberbullying, cyberbullying prevention, cybersafety, early bullying prevention, Early Childhood Education Degrees, early prevention, education, elementary school, emotional health, emotional intelligence, empathy, family, family education, kids social media, kindergarten, online safety, parenting, parenting advice, parents, PTA, resilience, respect, Respect for All, schools, self-help, teachers, Uncategorized | 13 Comments

Here in New York City, we’re coming up on the annual Department of Education’s Respect for All Week. From February 10-14, K-12 school activities promote positive school climates, including the National No One Eats Alone Day on Friday, the 14th (which,…

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Mar 27
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P.S. 45 Takes “Respect For All’ Seriously All Year Long

By | anti-bully, bullying, bullying prevention, character education, elementary school, John Tyler School, leadership, ONE, P.S. 45, resilience, Respect for All, Senator Andrew Lanza, Staten Island, Uncategorized, Zero | No Comments

Visiting Staten Island’s P.S. 45 (John Tyler School) inspired me.  (For those reading this outside of New York City, P.S. stands for Public School.) Every student in this elementary school participated in an awesome kick-off  assembly honoring Respect for All…

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Feb 15
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Trusted Adults Can Be the Difference Between Life and Bullycide

By | Be the One, Be the One Go-To Adult, bullycide, bullying, bullying prevention, bullying prevention tools, elementary schools, Kathryn Otoshi, ONE, Respect for All, suicide, U.S. News and World Report, Uncategorized | No Comments

A new study was released regarding bullying of gay and lesbian kids and suicide. Once again, it was good to have a study to back up what we already know. Perhaps this way, people will start really paying attention to…

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