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Category Archives: Bullying
Trolls and other nasties living online
Charlotte Dawson has battled depression for years, according to last night’s 60 Minutes. And so when a vile Twitter campaign, hashtagged #dieCharlotte, launched she was ill equipped to deal with it. There have been two main reactions online to what … Continue reading →
Posted in Bullying, Television
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Tagged 60 Minutes, Charlotte Dawson, mamamia.com.au, trolls
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School reunion: I travelled back in time 20 years
On Saturday I jumped into my time machine and zipped 20 years into the past, to 1990, the year of big hair; the year McDonald’s brought their fatty, salty goodness to the Russians, erecting the first golden arches in Moscow; … Continue reading →
Playdates tackle bullying
Last Friday we had our first school friend over (complete with Mum and sibling) for a playdate. I invited them over because for the first few weeks of Fin’s Prep experience we only ever heard about Billy (not his real name) … Continue reading →
Posted in Bullying, Education, Motherhood, Schooling
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Tagged bullying, children, friendship, playdates
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Bullying in our schools – of teachers!
The idea that teachers can put a stop to bullying of students is predicated on the notion that teachers aren’t themselves bullies or the victims of bullies. When that basic notion is found to be false we’re left to wonder … Continue reading →
Asked point blank, I lied. Was I wrong?
A very old school friend rang the other day for a catch-up and a bit of advice. We both have kids the same age and the eldest have commenced Prep this year, but in different schools, although both state schools. “There’s … Continue reading →
Cyberbullying on the rise
Cyberbullying is on the rise. It’s staggering to me that with our increased awareness of bullying and specifically what constitutes bullying behaviour, how this sort of statement can be made with any basis in fact. But it is. Bookmark on … Continue reading →
Posted in Bullying, Education
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Tagged bullying, cyberbullying, julia gillard, kevin rudd
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