Category: Parenting Publisher: Jennifer Hancock
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 18
Copyright: April 27 2016
Price: $0.99 (eBook)
This is a short e-book designed to help you learn the basics of what you should be doing to help make sure your child’s school takes your reports of bullying seriously.
This is a short e-book designed to help you learn the basics of what you should be doing to help make sure your child’s school takes your reports of bullying seriously. This e-book is ~4,000 words long and should take less than ½ hour to read. The purpose of this book is to give you detailed information on how to approach the school, who in the school can help and how to get the school to actually help you and your child end bullying.
The information in this book and the techniques taught are based on operant conditioning, extinguishing unwanted behavior. That’s a fancy scientific way of saying that this information is based on what scientists know works to get unwanted behavior, like bullying, to stop. This is rather specialized knowledge and while I’m not going to discuss the 70+ years of research on the research on the subject of how exactly unwanted behaviors are stopped in this short e-book, what I want you to understand is that certain elements of what I suggest you do like consistency and repetition are critical to your success and that I’m not just giving you random information that worked for me. There really is science backing up this technique.
Additionally, this is not a book about how to teach your child to get a bully to stop. That information is contained in my book “The Bully Vaccine.” The sole purpose of this free e-book is to teach parents how to interact with the school effectively so that the school actually does what you need them to do to keep your child safe.
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