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Bullying In Schools And What To Do About It Rev Upd Ken Rigby

Name: Bullying In Schools And What To Do About It Rev Upd Ken Rigby
SKU: BELL-2139648
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (30 reviews)

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Bullying In Schools And What To Do About It Rev Upd Ken Rigby instant download after payment.

Publisher: Australian Council for Educational

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.15 MB

Pages: 346

Author: Ken Rigby

ISBN: 9780864314475, 0864314477

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: Rev Upd

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Bullying In Schools And What To Do About It Rev Upd Ken Rigby by Ken Rigby 9780864314475, 0864314477 instant download after payment.

Offering ways in which to tackle bullying within a school context, this study provides: strategies to identify both bullies and victims; ways to diffuse potentially troublesome situations; methods of dealing with bullies that are not punitive and damaging but can help make the abuser more aware of how the victim feels; and ways to enhance the self-esteem of the victims. The book is based on Professor Rigby's research at the University of South Australia on the responses of over 20,000 students to bullying in their schools.