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Bullying: A Big Problem with Big Consequences (Teen Talk Take and Teach CD)

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NOTE: This is a Web Sampler. Information about the complete publication and how to order it is available here.

This product was developed to help parents:

  1. Understand how to identify a wide range of bullying behavior and understand reasons these behaviors occur.
  2. Develop strategies to help teens handle bullying behavior-whether a bully, bullied, or a bystander.
  3. Learn appropriate steps to take if a teen is a bully, bullied or bystander.

All of the materials needed to facilitate a parent group or group of parents together with their teens is included on this CD. You will be able to click on the related documents and print them and/or use them directly from this CD as desired. This self-explanatory lesson can be facilitated by staff in Extension, schools, or public health agencies; professionals from faith or community-based organizations; as well as volunteers who work with parents.

Contents

  • Facilitator's Guide
  • Setting the Stage
  • Research Background for Facilitators
  • Facilitator Resources
  • Handouts:
    • Bullying: A Big Problem with Big Consequences, a Teen Talk fact sheet
  • Resources for Parents (1.3 MB PDF)
  • Evaluation Form (54 K PDF)
  • Media Release Template (in Microsoft Word format)
  • Family Education Resources
  • "Read Me" document
  • Resources for Working with Families of Teens Order Form
  • Activities:
    • Bullying Experience: Scenarios on Bullying Behavior
  • Presentations:
    • Small Group Presentation
    • Small Group Presentation Notes (for facilitator)
    • Small Group Presentation Note-taking Sheets (for participants)
    • Lecture Presentation for Larger Groups
    • Lecture Presentation Notes (for facilitator)
    • Lecture Presentation Note-taking Sheets (for participants)

See the other Teen Talk Take and Teach lessons:

More Teen Talk resources are available on the Teen Talk Products order page.

See the related program: Families with Teens.

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