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Guideline for Head Teachers

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8. Implementing direct intervention programs

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Although most overall teacher performance should be preventive, the whole school has to be prepared to address potential bullying episodes. Interventions will be needed with the aggressor and the victim. For such purposes, it is advisable that teachers have certain knowledge of programs designed for this kind of pupils, as the sooner the problem is identified the quicker the action is taken. The steps to follow would be:

  • To design a database of resources to be used in the action with pupils directly involved: victims and aggressors
  • To identify a boy or a girl directly involved
  • To identify the reasons of the involvement
  • To look for the most appropriate program or action and the teacher who will develop it.
  • To develop the program with a specific deadline with the avoidance of being permanent.

Manual

  • Quality circles
    Section of the book “Tackling Bullying in Your School: A practical handbook for teachers” that describes what are and how to develop the quality circles.

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20 December 2014

Final Partners’ meeting

The fourth partners’ meeting took place in Florence (IT) on 15 December 2014. The meeting had the objective to check the activities carried out since the third meeting of the project and share and assess the in progress results. A special focus has been dedicated to the presentation of the strategies to solve the case scenarios.