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Index
Cover
Title Page
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Part One: Katie’s Story
1 Anti-Bullying Starts in the First Grade
2 The Littlest Jedi
3 Our Local Community Response
Part Two: Kids at High Risk for Peer Victimization
4 From Geek Girls to Sluts: What Does It Mean to Be a Girl?
5 Princess Boys and Nonconforming Guys
6 Quirky Kids and Kids with Hidden Disabilities
7 Kids with Different Appearances or Physical Disabilities
8 Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Bisexual Students
9 Victims of Cyberbullying, Sexting, and Sexual Harassment
10 The Harmful Effects of Bullying on the Brain
Part Three: Where Do We Go from Here? Prevention, Intervention, and Reconciliation
11 Create a Home Environment That Produces Neither Bullies nor Victims
12 Set Out Family Guidelines for Responsible Uses of Technology, Media, and Music
13 Changing Our Cultural Attitudes Toward Aggression and Cruelty
14 Calling on Toy Retailers to Eliminate Gender-Based Marketing
15 Stop Marketing Makeup and Sexy Clothes to Children
16 Reassess the Role of Schools in Character Education
17 Social and Emotional Learning
18 Responding to the Bully
19 Responding to the Victim
20 Restorative Justice
21 Strategies That Ease the Negative Effects of Taunting
22 Creating Witnesses and Allies out of Bystanders
23 Cybersupporting Instead of Cyberbullying: A Real-Life Happy Ending
Conclusion
Bibliography
Resources
Appendix A: Overview of Several Promising Research-Based Bullying-Prevention and Character-Education Programs
Appendix B: Two Examples of Bullying Surveys
Appendix C: Examples of Sexual Harassment Surveys
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Notes
Credits
Copyright
About the Publisher
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