Securing the Schoolyard: Protocols that Promote Safety and Positive Student Behaviors
Autor Nicholas D. Young, Christine N. Michael, Jennifer A. Smolinskien Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 dec 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781475848519
ISBN-10: 147584851X
Pagini: 120
Dimensiuni: 151 x 223 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 147584851X
Pagini: 120
Dimensiuni: 151 x 223 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Acknowledgement
Preface
Chapter 1: From Grade School to Guns: The History of Violence in American Schools
Chapter 2: Actions Around the World: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Student Safety
Chapter 3: Bad Behavior in School and Cyberspace: Bullying and its Role in School Violence
Chapter 4: What We See is What We Get: The Role of Society and the Media in School Violence
Chapter 5: Protocols that Protect: Successful Systems to Ensure School Safety
Chapter 6: All are Invited: Addressing the Needs of Marginalized Student Populations
Chapter 7: Strong Partners in Prevention: School-Community-Police Relations
References
About the Authors
Preface
Chapter 1: From Grade School to Guns: The History of Violence in American Schools
Chapter 2: Actions Around the World: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Student Safety
Chapter 3: Bad Behavior in School and Cyberspace: Bullying and its Role in School Violence
Chapter 4: What We See is What We Get: The Role of Society and the Media in School Violence
Chapter 5: Protocols that Protect: Successful Systems to Ensure School Safety
Chapter 6: All are Invited: Addressing the Needs of Marginalized Student Populations
Chapter 7: Strong Partners in Prevention: School-Community-Police Relations
References
About the Authors
Recenzii
It is essential that all school administrators, teachers, staff, stakeholders, students, families and communities read Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior. Strikingly revealed is that school violence does not just occur in the United States, but across the entire world and can be far more emotionally harmful than anyone realizes. In their work, the authors provide strategies and suggestions that will ensure safety is paramount for all students but take particular care to provide strategies for lesser recognized groups of students, such as students with disabilities and other marginalized populations.
With school violence seemingly on the rise, it is important that school districts, educators and parents read Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior. The authors provide a plethora of information that will assist schools in keeping the students in and outside of its walls safe. From the staggering statistics on school violence and bullying, to the myriad of safety protocols to protect students, teachers and parents alike will recognize and understand the vital role that schools and students themselves have in keeping the educational community safe.
What could be more important topics in this day and age than those covered in Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior? This book offers sound strategies that all school personnel can understand and implement, the authors make important connections between safe school environments and student engagement, prosocial behaviors, and health and wellbeing, including mental and emotional health. The book blends theories and research from many disciplines, yet it remains practical in its suggestions and protocols to ensure that when our children and adolescents head off to school each day, they will return safely, excited about what they have learned and experienced during the school day and extracurricular activities.
This is a much-needed book. Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior provides concrete strategies to help school leaders address the crisis in contemporary schools. The authors begin with a history of violence in American schools. From there, they provide critical information on what contemporary schools both here and abroad are doing to stem the tide of violence. Such important topics as bullying, cyberviolence, and the role of society and media are included, giving readers a broader understanding of how our definitions of violence have changed over time. While many scholarly books consider theoretical approaches to violence prevention, Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior is extremely clear in offering programs and practices that can be implemented in our schools and community partnerships.
With school violence seemingly on the rise, it is important that school districts, educators and parents read Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior. The authors provide a plethora of information that will assist schools in keeping the students in and outside of its walls safe. From the staggering statistics on school violence and bullying, to the myriad of safety protocols to protect students, teachers and parents alike will recognize and understand the vital role that schools and students themselves have in keeping the educational community safe.
What could be more important topics in this day and age than those covered in Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior? This book offers sound strategies that all school personnel can understand and implement, the authors make important connections between safe school environments and student engagement, prosocial behaviors, and health and wellbeing, including mental and emotional health. The book blends theories and research from many disciplines, yet it remains practical in its suggestions and protocols to ensure that when our children and adolescents head off to school each day, they will return safely, excited about what they have learned and experienced during the school day and extracurricular activities.
This is a much-needed book. Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior provides concrete strategies to help school leaders address the crisis in contemporary schools. The authors begin with a history of violence in American schools. From there, they provide critical information on what contemporary schools both here and abroad are doing to stem the tide of violence. Such important topics as bullying, cyberviolence, and the role of society and media are included, giving readers a broader understanding of how our definitions of violence have changed over time. While many scholarly books consider theoretical approaches to violence prevention, Securing the Schoolyard:Programs and Practices that Promote Safety and Prosocial Student Behavior is extremely clear in offering programs and practices that can be implemented in our schools and community partnerships.