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Anti-Bullying Curriculum Project

Anti-Bullying Curriculum Project. Eled 452 Matthew Cieplucha Kim Fisher Robert Fiscella. Introduction.

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Anti-Bullying Curriculum Project

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  1. Anti-Bullying Curriculum Project Eled 452 Matthew Cieplucha Kim Fisher Robert Fiscella

  2. Introduction • We the staff of B.M.K. Elementary School would like to resolve this problem once and for all. Our desire is to provide a safe and fun environment for all of our students. Violence of any kind will not be tolerated and it must come to an end. Therefore, we the staff of B.M.K. have formulated an Anti-Violence, No More Bullying curriculum that will make schools an enjoyable place for all.

  3. Purpose • Recognize the problem • Reflect on classroom management practices • Don’t ignore the problem • Promote nonviolence, respect, and service to others • Be proactive • Teach responsibility and teamwork • Use literature • Collaborate

  4. Content Sources • Journal Articles • Making Classrooms bully-Free Zones by: Leona Rowan • Ten Strategies to address bullying by: Judy Brunner and Dennis Lewis • Websites • www.cumbavac.org • www.brainpopjr.com • www.lessonplanspage.com • www.goodcharacter.com • www.livewiremedia.com/groark.html • Videos • “Getting Along with Groark” – (formerly “Prevent Violence with Groark”) • Episode 4: Bullying and Teasing • “The Six Pillars of Character” – • Episode 2: Respect

  5. Content Criteria • Our curriculum is to promote “No More Bullying.” It carefully includes a criteria that has: • validity-significance, • learnability, • appropriateness, and • consistency.

  6. Content Criteria cont. • The curriculum content supports the purpose of education for which it is intended. • It can be learned by those for whom the curriculum is planned. • It will meet the long term needs and interest if learners for whom the curriculum is planned. • Lastly, the curriculum content aligns with the real world outside of school.

  7. Social Emotional Learning Standards • Goal 1: Develop self-awareness and self-management skills to achieve school and life success. • Goal 2: Use social-awareness and interpersonal skills to establish and maintain positive relationships. • Goal 3: Demonstrate decision-making skills and responsible behaviors in personal, schools, and community contexts.

  8. Social Emotional Learning Standards • A. Identify and manage one’s emotions and behavior. • Early Childhood • 1A.1a. Recognize and accurately label emotions and how they are linked to behavior. • 1A.1b. Demonstrate control of impulsive behavior

  9. Social Emotional Learning Standards • A. Identity and manage one’s emotions and behavior. • Late Elementary • 1A.2a. Describe a range of emotions and the situations that cause them. • 1A.2b. Describe and demonstrate ways to express emotions in a socially acceptable manner.

  10. Instructional Objectives • Direct Bullying: • Teasing, threatening, hitting, stealing or using weapons. • Indirect Bullying: • Acts of intentional social exclusion or spreading rumors.

  11. Lesson Plans • We the administrators of B.M.K. have carefully formulated several lessons in Language Arts, Science, History and Math that will not only strengthen our students in these particular skills, but will encourage students to end bullying options once and for all.

  12. Sample Lesson Plans • Lesson 1: Video - “Groark Learns about Bullying,” • Objective: • Children learn: • To recognize different forms of bullying behavior – in themselves as well as in others. • What’s wrong with being a bully. • Why they should never participate in bullying situations.

  13. Assessment and Rubic • Lesson 1: “ Groark Learns about Bullying” • Discussion Questions • Student Activities • Writing Assignments • Home Assignments

  14. Sample Lesson Plans • Lesson 2: Video – “The Six Pillars of Character,” entitled: Respect • Objective: • Children learn: • How to be respectful. • That insults and put-downs are not good natural fun • The Golden Rule – treat others the way you want them to treat you. • That treating people with respect makes better friendships. • That bullying is a very hurtful form of disrespect.

  15. Assessment and Rubic • Lesson 2: Video – “The Six Pillars of Character,” entitled: Respect • Discussion Questions • Student Activities • Writing Assignments

  16. Sample Lesson Plans • Lesson 1: “Caring for others” • Objective: • Students are to realize that plants existing different shapes, sizes, and colors, but most plants share similarities. Likewise, people are different in many ways, but also share some similarities. By planting seeds and caring for it as it grows, students will learn to use these same concepts to care for their peers as they grow together.

  17. Assessment and Rubic • Reading lesson Assessment Activities: • After discussion of character emotions, students will compare answers to see if others recognized the same feelings in the characters.

  18. Sample Lesson Plans • Lesson 2: “Identifying Emotions” • Objective : • By reading the story of Cinderella and utilizing character trait cards, the students are to learn how to distinguish different emotions an individual can have. Also, each student will learn how each emotion can make one feel. Students are to recognize examples of bullying in the text read. The students will engage in dissecting the story and discuss how each character feels throughout the story.

  19. Assessment and Rubic • Science lesson assessment activities: • Students will test and record their responsibility skills according to how their plant grows. Students will also be asked several questions about how they can care for their classmates.

  20. Sample Lesson Plans • Title: Social Development and the prevention of aggressive hostility/bullying. • Objective – • The focus of my lesson is for the kindergarten through 3rd grade students to recognize and or prevent signs of bullying whether verbal, physical, gender bias, as well as isolation.

  21. Assessment and Rubic • Assessment – • The total point value for assessment will be 4 points. 4pts=9-10 correct answers on multiple choice questions. 3 pts=7-8 correct answers, 2pts=5-6 correct answers, and 1 pt.= 5 or less correct answers • 2 additional points will be given for participation in group demonstrations of bullying activities and proper recognition of what constitutes bullying.

  22. Thank you! Eled 452 Matthew Cieplucha Kim Fisher Robert Fiscella

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