1. Twenty questions about bullying and being a victim 2. Effective communication between Parents and professionals 3. Self-esteem and what practitioners and parents can do to enhance it 4. Teacher Resources: ideas – charts – worksheets – discussion topics - lesson plans.
Christine Macintyre is an Educational Consultant and prolific author, formerly at the Moray House Institute, University of Edinburgh.
"Bullying and Young Children: Understanding the issues and tackling
the problem provides an easy, interesting read into the world of
bullying in primary education and overall gives a basic, concise
view on the vast topic which is, bullying."--Education Review,
April 2010
"Use of case studies, which help readers to relate to situations
and to put certain events into useful contexts.""The huge advantage
of this book is that it doesn’t give a specific recipe – it
addresses the underlying issues in a reader-friendly way, and gives
a wide range of practitioners’ ideas and suggestions.""This is
ancient wisdom, which is not of an age but for all time!"
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