Board #2 by kzell borja https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn Made with a creative frenzy en-us 2018-11-13 23:05:30 UTC 2018-11-17 00:08:30 UTC hello@padlet.com Examining alternative policies to deal with the problem of bullying borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304071352 2018-11-13 23:08:43 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304071352 1a) what is the policy? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304077903 One way to prevent bullying is to talk to parents, teachers, principles, and staff about being bullied in school and be a role model on how to treat others with kindness and respect]]> 2018-11-13 23:42:15 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304077903 borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304078941 Bullying can lead to death because as the person is getting bullied  hurt over and over, that they can't accept life anymore so they just want to kill themselves so that they don't have to face it, each day since they don't know how to handle it or get it taken cares of. once your getting bullied that can lead to depression or even suicide.]]> 2018-11-13 23:48:04 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304078941 2.) B. Who proposed the policy borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593883 Practitioners of the psychology, are eager to treat bullying like a crime. Why do they believe that lawyers have the solution to interpersonal problems? It's because it's lawyers job to solve social conflict. This relates to bullying which is a social problem and that's why as a solution the lawyers developed this anti-bullying policy.]]> 2018-11-14 23:52:57 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593883 2. C. When was the policy proposed and/or put into place? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593894 This was implemented when bullying became a big problem. People started discussing solution to solve this and later applied to the the laws around the country.]]> 2018-11-14 23:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593894 2.) D. What are the advantages and disadvantages of their positions? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593895 This policy is primarily about anti-bullying prevention and procedures that involve pupils. School principals, in particular, are going nuts today dealing with bullying issues. Never have hostilities been higher. When the school administration gets involved apprehending, investigating, interrogating and judging bullies, kids get angrier at each other and the alleged bullies get angry at the school administration. The parents of the kids get angrier. Whichever set of parents feels the administration is unfair to them gets angry at the administration, goes complaining to the school district, and sometimes hires lawyers to sue the school or district. Rather than bringing peace to schools, anti-bullying laws are turning them into war zones. 

The people who implemented these laws gets more work and it means more money and from that one good thing is many solutions came up after.]]> 2018-11-14 23:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593895 2.) A. What is the policy? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593930 Anti-bullying laws are a Catch 22. They require schools to eliminate bullying by treating it like a crime, but the very attempt to enforce the laws creates an intensification of the bullying problem.

Both the American Psychological Association and the National Association of School Psychologists have issued research-based position papers warning against punitive policies for discipline explaining the diverse ways in which they cause more harm than good. Yet both these organizations advocate for anti-bullying laws, which require bullies to be disciplined and schools to be punished if they don't make the bullying stop.

]]> 2018-11-14 23:53:13 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304593930 1b) who proposed the policy borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304594734 the person who proposed the policy is a federal government that is managed by U.S. department of health and human services.]]> 2018-11-14 23:58:26 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304594734 step 3: Graphic borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304595028 This graphic shows the different types of bullying and the amount of how each takes up or how ]]> 2018-11-15 00:00:20 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304595028 1c) when was the policy proposed and/ or put into place? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304596300 the policy of this was proposed on August 14, 2018]]> 2018-11-15 00:08:42 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304596300 1d)what are the advantages and disadvantages of their positions? borjakzell863 https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304597209 One thing that's good about my solution is that it will help you be more confident and it will help you not get bullied. One disadvantage is that some kids are shy and don't like to talk and some kids or students don't listen.]]> 2018-11-15 00:14:45 UTC https://padlet.com/borjakzell863/er3p0ycjf4jn/wish/304597209