Rethinking Bullying
Here is some research reported in the Sydney Morning Herald that supports this idea: Bullies often Mr Popular at school, study finds
Labels: adolescents, bully, bullying, insidious, popular, power, tormenting
This blog will focus on life issues ranging from adolescence to adulthood, spirituality, story, and education. Posts will be made by Jay D'Ambrosio, history teacher, mentor, and author. The views expressed are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Hampton Township School District.
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Labels: adolescents, bully, bullying, insidious, popular, power, tormenting
2 Comments:
Interesting angle, Jay. Can you back up these thoughts with data from research about the profile of bullies. While I believe they can be popular and on the surface seem like they are happy, I believe there is something else going on in their lives as well that leads them to this destructive behavior.
Hi Alan. Good question, because it would seem the opposite. Check out this article from the Sydney Morning Herald:
Bullies often Mr Popular at school, study finds
http://www.smh.com.au/cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2004/01/11/1073769454332.html
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