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Padres/Guardas del oído: En nuestros esfuerzos persistentes de proporcionar el mejor programa educativo a su estudiante, tenemos que saber(conocer) sus pensamientos sobre varias cuestiones importantes. Sus respuestas nos ayudarán a aprender cómo los padres y la escuela pueden trabajar juntos más con eficacia a beneficio de nuestros estudiantes.
StopBullying.gov Launches Spanish Website
StopBullying.gov has launched a new Spanish website: http://espanol.stopbullying.gov/.
Like the English-language version, the new site provides teachers, parents and community leaders with the resources they need to prevent bullying. We encourage you to explore the new site for research and best practices on cyberbullying, prevention and response.
You will find a Spanish-language Bullying Prevention Training Module, in addition to the resources listed below. They will help Latino stakeholders address bullying in their communities.
-Training Module with Speaker Notes – a presentation with suggested talking points, including the latest research to help participants create an action plan for a community event.
-Training Module PowerPoint – a slide-by-slide presentation for use at a community event, workshop or town hall meeting.
-Community Action Toolkit - a supplemental guide, including tip sheets, a template event agenda, action planning matrix and feedback forms.
-Misdirections Packet – a Tip Sheet and a Spanish transcript of the Misdirections video featuring Dr. Catherine Bradshaw, a national expert in bullying prevention who discusses approaches to avoid in bullying prevention and response
Please help us spread the word about these materials. We are excited about this opportunity to reach new audiences involved in bullying prevention.
For more information and resources visit www.StopBullying.gov.