ENGAGE is a research-based curriculum to teach grades 5-12 how to identify, prevent, and respond to bullying. It is designed to meet standard end-of-instruction objectives.
Bullying in schools has drawn international attention as incidents have become more frequent and aggressive. It's time to engage this problem from the ground up-addressing the negative attitudes and root character issues that foster anti-social behavior. Together we can address bullying from the inside out and create a school culture of respect.
- Engage the bullies.
- Engage the victims.
- Engage the bystanders.
- Engage the teachers.
- Engage the administrators.
- Engage the parents.
- Engage the community.
FEATURES:
- Defines what bullying is...and what it's not
- More than 90 real-life scenarios for students to evaluate, discuss, and role play
- Addresses physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying (including sexting)
- Includes time for reflection, journaling, and personal application
- Flexible to meet the needs of the individual classroom
- Includes specific steps of action for teachers and administrators
DEVELOPMENT TEAM:
- Author - Dr. Virginia Smith, a 20-year veteran teacher
- Editor & Producer - Robert Greenlaw, 18-year veteran in Character curriculum development
- Designer - Jessica Hopkins, award-winning designer
