Bullying

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Bullying

• Ericka Middleton
• EDET 735
• March 26, 2012

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Definition

• Physical or psychological intimidation that
  occurs repeatedly over time
• Bullying can be overt (i.e., teasing, hitting, or
  stealing) boys are most often overt bullies
• Bullying can covert (i.e., spreading rumors or
  exclusion) girls are most often covert bullies

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Goals

• Present technology that will aid in bully
  prevention
• Present applications that can promote bully
  prevention and educate students and teachers
• Introduce programs for kids and teens

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Forms of Technology

• Computers
• Web 2.0 tools
• Mobile devices
• Interactive Whiteboards
• Online media and digital Games
• Podcasts

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Universal Design Learning

• CAST
• Bookbuilder

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Assistive Technology

• TOBII
• Handouts
• CD- ROM
• Videos

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Assistive Technology (Contd)

• YouTube
• Pacer Center
• Kids
• Teens
• Individualized Education Programs
• Classroom in the Cloud

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Applications

• Destructive Issues
• Go Go Stat Parental Guidance
• Professor Garfield Cyberbullying

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Technology Provides

• Easy Accessibility
• Collaboration in the classroom
• Allows for more participation
• Learning becomes fun
• The more participation and engagement in the
  learning process, the greater the results will be

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Programs to improve and address issues

• Olweus Bullying Prevention Program
• Promoting Alternative Thinking strategies (PATHS)
  program

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Summary and conclusion

• The effects of bullying and methods of prevention
• Goals
• Forms of technology
• Programs to improve and address the issues