Abc's for Bully Prevention: Simple as 1-2-3

By Brook Meyer PhD, Mark Anthony Johnson MA CCMT and Regina McGRath M.A.Ed

ABCs for Bully Prevention: Simple as 1, 2, 3 Workbook can be used as a companion with the book of the same title. The workbook was developed to meet "common core" standards.

In the book, ABC's for Bully Prevention: Simple as 1,2,3, there are thirty-nine words arranged alphabetically that explore the many aspects of bullying. The accompanying workbook is arranged in the same alphabetical format, offering users an exercise for each word highlighted in the book. The exercises are designed so they can be completed independently and in group discussion.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 8, 2015
• ISBN: 9781503568952

Brook Meyer PhD

Mark Anthony Johnson, MA, CCMT, is an award-winning transformational speaker, author, coach, and victim-bully advocate whose audiences include students from elementary to college, faculty, inmates, churches, and social organizations. Mark’s personal purpose statement is to inspire, impact, empower, and help transform those in and out of the space he occupies. His unique High Impact Anti-Bullying Workshop uses dramatization as a powerful presentation tool for his audience, focusing on building of self-esteem, development of purpose, victim empowerment, and resistance to bullying. Mark is a certified dream coach, certified community master trainer, and Bullies2Buddies practitioner. Mark is the founder of Life to the Brim, a 501c (3) organization established to help others achieve their dreams. His current publications are ABC's for Bully Prevention Simple as 1-2-3, Workbook for ABC's for Bully Prevention Simple as 1-2-3, and Multiple Streams of Success.

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ABC’S FOR BULLY

PREVENTION

Simple as 1-2-3

MARK ANTHONY JOHNSON, MA, CCMT,

REGINA MCGRATH, M.A.ED

BROOKE MEYER, PHD

Copyright © 2015 by M. Johnson, R. McGrath and B. Meyer

ISBN:      Softcover        978-1-5035-6896-9

                eBook            978-1-5035-6895-2

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Rev. date: 07/01/2015

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CONTENTS

Acceptance

Bullying

Communication

De-escalation & Escalation

Forgiveness

Golden Rule

Harmony

Instigator

Justice

Kindness

Low Self-Esteem

Mentor

Opportunity

Peace

Question

Resilience

Self-Esteem

Sympathy

Tolerance

Upstander

Victim

Watchman

X-Ray

Yes & No

Zero Tolerance

Acceptance

Acceptance is being able to tolerate or accept people, friends, students, teachers, family or situations. Everyone should practice acceptance of others as often as possible. A good way to practice acceptance is to find differences between yourself and others, then put yourself in their shoes.

Value Card Sort

Step 1: Cut out all of the value cards below. Go through the cards, sorting each value by its importance to you – make a pile for values that are very important, somewhat important, and not very important.