Impact of Bullying and the Preventative Bullying Measures Used in Schools

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2014-05-24Author
Fischer, James D.
Publisher
University of Wisconsin--Stout
Department
Training and Human Resources Development
Advisor(s)
Brouillard, Denise Zirkle
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This study discusses the impact of bullying and what preventative measures that school officials
have used to eliminate bullying behaviors in American schools. Over the years, there has been a
major concern in the United States regarding bullying and its overall negative effects on the
students who are being victimized by it. The types of bullying behaviors and methods students
use will be examined as well as measures and tools that school districts have used to eradicate
the bullying behaviors.
With mental and emotional health of students becoming more of focus in schools, there
has been more demand from communities, parents, and officials to address improving the overall
climates within school. With that advent of social media and other technological tools, students
are using different and unique methods to engage in bullying behaviors. However, research
shows that school districts are implementing more effective interventions and supports to
improve student behavior and reduce bullying behavior.
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