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'Blueprints' Aims to Reduce Bullying  A new program in Ashland, Va., is changing the culture of schools in an attempt to reduce bullying. • What is Your Opinion? Long-Term Scars No Beating Bullies Researchers find that it is difficult to rid schools of a problem that has dire consequences not just for the children being taunted but for the bullies as well. Famous Survivors of Bullies By the Numbers Survey: 30% of Children Involved in Bullying Thirty percent of U.S. students in grades six through 10 are involved in moderate or frequent bullying -- as bullies, as victims, or as both. Telling Their Story Students Speak Up A very important issue today is whether it is a student's social responsibility to defuse bullying among classmates. A Common Problem Bully Be-Gone There's nothing new about bullying. It's probably gone on as long as there have been kids. And, unfortunately, there's nothing rare about bullying. Adult Interface Take Care of That Bully From the Get-Go Learning to read the early warning signs and target bully-victim situations may save a child from psychological or physcial intimidation. When it Happens to Your Child A Little Closer to Home You read and hear about bullies at school and in the neighborhood but what happens when it is your child? © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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