Bullying Workshop

Bullying: Causes, Preventions and Interventions A Parents Involved In Education workshop offered to parents and schools throughout the State of New Hampshire for a fee. This workshop looks at children’s experience of bullying in school and examines traditional assumptions, as well as providing tools and resources for assisting children who are the victims of bullying. It also provides an opportunity for parents and educators to discuss successful prevention and intervention methods.

The following are the anticipated outcomes of the workshop:

	Parents and educators will begin to recognize the various forms bullying takes on
	Parents and educators will understand the need to recognize clues that a child may be a victim of bullying
	Parents and educators will understand the importance of not allowing bullying in any form to be acceptable at school, at home and in the community
	Parents and educators will be aware of their school’s bullying policy
	Parents and educators will come to understand the myths about bullying and how it is important to recognize the ways we minimize it and do not take it seriously
	Parents and educators will have tools to deal with bullies and the victims of bullying, as well as tools for prevention of bullying
	Parents will understand the proper procedures for communication with the school in the event of a bullying issue arising
	Parents and educators will be introduced to the importance of teaching children media literacy skills in an effort to counter the effects of violence in the media
	Educators will be introduced to resources for violence prevention curriculum

To schedule a Bullying workshop at your school, call PIC (800) 947-7005.