Bullying Prevention Education
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How Can Cyber Bullying Be Prevented?
RPS 205 Internet Safety
Check out these great links put together by Tim McFadden, District 205's Technology Coordinator. They are categorized into elementary, middle, and high school levels for students, teachers, and parents. |
Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center
Now Open!
"The power of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center will be its ability to present the history of the Holocaust in ways that enable visitors to relate this experience to his or her own life today - the values we hold dear, the moral choices we each confront, and recognizing that each of us has the power to stand up to bigotry." The museum's motto is, "Remember the Past, Transform the Future." |
"The Bully "- Upper Elementary (Grades 4-6)
From Minnesota Civic Education Matters
"Students will discuss the idea of 'fairness' and 'fair' decision-making, and how the things judges say or their behavior in the past might affect both the judge’s ability to be fair and a person’s perception of the judge’s fairness."
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A Great Lesson Plan!
Elementary Lesson Plans on Human Rights
These lesson plans were designed for elementary school students by Christina Meyer, principal of Marsh School, who attended NIU's Summer Institute on Human Rights and Genocide in June 2006. |
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What Books Can Be Used to Teach About Bullying?
Book Lists on Bullying
This bibiliography was created by Deb Bailey, Coordinator for Library Media Services. |
"The Bully" - Middle and High School
From Minnesota Civic Education Matters
"Students will discuss the idea of 'fairness' and fair decision-making while evaluating different methods of electing judges and determine which is more likely result in a 'fair' judge." |
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