Harassment Workshop
Running Time: 20 minutes
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| DVD | 8029 | $139.95 | |
| Stream 30 Day-1 user | 8029online | $69.98 | |
| Stream 1 Year-1 user | 8029online | $139.95 | |
| Stream 1 year-5 users | 8029online 1-5 users | $419.85 |
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Viewers hear from their peers about diverse forms of harassment that are all-too-common on many school campuses. Real teens discuss their experiences with bullying, intimidation, exclusion from a social group, verbal abuse, name-calling, sexual harassment, hazing and Internet harassment also known as cyberbullying. The program’s peer-to-peer format provides compelling personal stories that viewers will recognize—whether they have been the target of harassment themselves, or if they have been the antagonist in a similar situation. Program offers specific tips on how to confront the problem head-on. Teen speakers discuss when and how to diffuse a situation, avoid it or stand up for themselves. Follow-up activities in the Teacher’s Resource Book allow students to continue exploring this important topic.
Includes:
video, plus teacher’s resource book, student handouts, pre/post tests and ininteractive quiz in digital format
Reviews
Highly Recommended Harassment is a real dilemma, which may cause victims to dislike school, experience feelings of low self-esteem and possibly become depressed. Becoming a harasser often develops because a young adult was once a victim of harassment. The Harassment Workshop addresses various forms of harassment that are occurring on today’s school campuses. Viewers have an opportunity to hear young adults share their personal experiences concerning teasing, discrimination, verbal abuse and other types of harassment. This program provides support through a peer-to-peer procedure where those being harassed will be able to relate to encounters others have been subjected to.
The Harassment Workshop empowers victims by providing specific strategies for directly confronting harassment issues and teaches young adults when and how to take a stand and when to avoid a potential harassment situation. A VHS, Teacher’s Resource Booklet and specific student activities are useful tools, which are also included in this program.
- Betty J. McCormick-Johnson, Cumberland County Schools, NC
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SAMPLE RESOURCES FROM THE TEACHER'S RESOURCE BOOK
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