The Greater Good magazine is a publication of the Greater Good
Science Center at UC Berkeley. It's mission is to "turn scientific
research into stories, tips, and tools for a happier life and a more
compassionate society."
This morning I ran across this article in The Greater Good about ways to prevent bullying.
Each nonfiction article I find is an excellent opportunity to analyze
the author's argument, and sometimes it
also gives me the chance to ask about your experience as students.
After all, it's one thing for adults to make educated guesses about
bullying, but sometimes their policies feel like the parent standing
outside the back to school dressing room with clothes you wouldn't be
caught dead in.
Please read the article.
Then, in a comment to this post, please reflect on your lived experience and comment on
whether you think the article is credible and true. Mahalo.
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