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06. Bullying – The Power to Cope

$295.00

Annual Digital Subscription (GST inclusive)

For school years 4 – 9

This prevention mental health cognitive-behavioural program provides students with strategies they can use when faced with bullying behaviour and other types of anti-social behaviour.

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Author

Dr Michael E. Bernard

Target Audience

Teachers and mental health practitioners of middle/upper primary and lower/middle secondary students

Contents

An essential element of a comprehensive school-wide anti-bullying prevention program is equipping all students with the mindset (attitudes and coping skills) they can employ when faced with victimisation to regulate and respond effectively emotionally. 

This program can be incorporated into school timetables. Alternatively, one session can be developed with students being shown the complete animated video program supplemented by activities drawn from the material in the teacher’s guide.

Program details

4 Parts with Animated videos

The course consists of 4 lessons that include four animated videos covering four elements

Part 1. Bullying and its impact

Part 2. Thinking makes it so (can be presented over two class periods)

Part 3. Things to say and do

Part 4. Coping in action

Each of the four parts contains discussion topics, activities and a list of materials needed for running the group activities.

Research backed
Published research reveals a significant positive impact of this program on students’ levels of stress and their ability to deal with different forms of bullying.
Flexible delivery
Delivery of this course is flexible and can be taught to classroom-sized groups of students or used with individual students who are currently being victimised by bullying.

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