This one-hour course moves through bullying with a lens on the victim, bully, and bystanders. Statistics are provided to show a school’s responsibility before shifting to a clear definition and signs to recognize this unwanted behavior. Finally, the course concludes with restoration ideas that look at school culture, prevention ideas, and templates that schools could use for in-person PD to directly apply the course in their setting.
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