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How to Solve a Problem Like Bullying

Neeti Kohli
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Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

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"How to Solve a Problem Like Bullying is designed to educate young children on how to handle a bully. It boosts a child's confidence, teaches a child to assess the situation, and act accordingly. It also teaches empathy to a child who is a bystander and lets a child know what he or she can do to help someone who is being bullied. It is also important to prevent more bullies from being formed. This book teaches a child to understand the difference between what is right and wrong, and set them on a path to make correct choices in life. This is a unique book with the potential to increase awareness, and to make a difference. For children who cannot read, dialogic reading can be used. The illustrations are like a picture book and the text provides additional information for parents and teachers to ask questions and discuss with children. For elementary school children who can read, this book is written as if the advice is coming from a friend. Children can read aloud to an adult, sibling, or friend. Parents and teachers can make this more interactive by asking questions to children."

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