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Managing Young Bullies Gone Wild
Jane Katch with host Rae Pica
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Bullying is on the rise and is a problem that impacts children, parents and teachers. Once a person is a victim of bullying, he or she can be impacted for life. Since bullying can start early the earlier parents and teachers learn how to handle bullying the better. Jane Katch offers some field tested advice. |
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CULTURE SHOCK: Stimulating Educational Success Malcom Gladwell with host Dan Domenech
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Malcom Gladwell says that if you want to transform educational outcomes culture is the key. Gladwell, award winning writer for the New Yorker, shares insights from research that makes a strong case for robustly experimenting with changing school cultures. |
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