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Imaking yourself available and a safe space is most important. The bullying may not stop right away but at least they know they have someone to turn to if need be. As educators I also feel it is necessary to pull the bully aside and speak with them. Maybe this is the only behavior that is familiar.

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A5 -Continuation- Strengthening their support network means involving peers, families, and school staff to create a circle of care. Prosocial behavior, as highlighted in the readings, must be modeled and reinforced to help all students grow emotionally and socially. #TeacherEd#SafeSchools

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