This week’s New York Times student opinion question is one I’m sure everyone has considered.
Students: Tell us your ideas about preventing bullying — and dealing with it when it does occur. Do you think laws like the one in New Jersey will help reduce instances of bullying? What do you think teachers and schools can do to improve school culture and reduce bullying? What approaches do you think can be effective? Do you see this problem getting better, worse or staying about the same in your school or community?
via Student Opinion | How Should Schools Address Bullying? – NYTimes.com.
If you’re one of my students and want to express yourself on this topic, click on the link above and submit your answer at the NY Times website. Then, come back here and copy/paste your answer in the comments. Extra credit!!!
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