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How to Prevent Bullying in the Classroom?
The best way to combat bullying is to prevent it, which means creating a safe environment for children both inside and outside of school. Only adults can make children feel safe and comfortable, that is why we have created an Anti-Bullying Program which is easy to implement in any school or another educational institution willing to address bullying and help its students develop soft skills.
How Do I Know If My Child Is Being Bullied?
Most parents are confident that they will know immediately if their child is being bullied. Many are also convinced that their child will tell them about the bullying and name the classmates who bully them. Psychological research shows that this is not the case.
How to Support Your Child? A Guide for Parents of Bullying Victims
Anger, fear, confusion, helplessness - these are some of the emotions parents may feel when they first learn that their child is being bullied. This is a normal reaction, but such emotional outburst may aggravate your child's condition even more.
What to Do if My Child Is Being Bullied?
School bullying is the systematic psychological and physical abuse of one or more pupils by a group.
How to Protect Children from Online Grooming
We all know someone - an acquaintance, friend, or neighbor - whose personal life has experienced a "little tragedy" involving deception, exploitation, or manipulation in an interpersonal relationship.
Child Cyberbullying: What Is It and How to Fight It?
Today, parents are faced with an urgent issue concerning children and the Internet. It's not just about the number of hours spent in front of the computer or on the phone, but also about the child’s online safety. Being full of trust and not so much experience, children can easily be exposed to various risks - from accidental disclosure of personal information to cyberbullying.
Psychological Consequences of Cyberbullying in Children: How to Help Victims? Advice for Parents and Educators
All parents want the best for their children. But the world is changing, and along with the good things, progress brings new aspects to our lives that can threaten our children's safety. Today, every child spends most of their free time online: on social networks, games or messengers. The Internet offers many opportunities for learning and socializing, but it can also cause harm by becoming a platform for bullying, or cyberbullying.