Attacking Our Educators -

Between 1997 and 2001, approximately 1.3 million teachers were victims to nonfatal crimes at school. This includes 817,000 thefts and 473,000 violent crimes. Source: National Center of Educational Statistics

40% of Ontario teachers report being bullied by students. Source: Cnews.canoe.ca

A third of teachers in the UK have faced physical aggression from students
Elementary and pre-school students who are used to running their homes are coming to school and revolting against structure and their teachers.

Cyber bullying in all its forms, from Facebook insults to YouTube ambushes, has skyrocketed to become the number one non-academic problem facing classrooms today, says the Canadian Teachers Association President.

In England twenty percent of teachers reported that a parent had attacked them.

Inside you will learn the following:

• The amount of physical violence educators face, even at the elementary level
• How to handle parents gone wild
• How educators are being cyber-bullied
• What issues are causing these problems
• Solutions for teachers, administrators and parents
• 75 tips on making teaching more fun
• Learn 81 different solutions to this epidemic
• Ending violence takes more than just controlling students and the buildings’ security. Schools must keep students and staff safer physically, emotionally, and socially.

Stopping School Violence: The complete guide for parents and educators on handling bullying

Do you want to know why your child is the victim and what your child can do if he is bullied?

Most children do not even tell their parents or teachers that they are bullied. Do you know if your child is being picked on? We will show you how to tell if they're being bullied, and we will give your child numerous tools to help them out. Parents feel helpless, this is unnecessary! There is a lot you can do, and we will show you how to be your child's advocate. There is a right and wrong way when you approach the schools. We will share a step by step guide for a successful trip to the school. This is a fantastic resource book for all parents and educators

Inside learn the following action steps:
25 steps on how a parent can help their child 27 items to look for or consider if your child is the bully 22 early warning signs of violence 59 action steps for schools 10 helpful programs for younger students 34 pros and cons of school uniforms 14 tips on handling cyber-bullying 26 steps for girls who are victims 13 tips for any child who is being bullied 9 excellent ideas on helping promote a positive self-concept 17 tips for promoting better communication 40 starter questions for teachers to bring out discussions on bullying A sample survey for schools.

Part of our program involves consulting with Derek. It is great to have the book but nothing beats having someone give you personal attention. I know you'll be satisfied using this resource.

Thank you very much, Derek Randel
President
Randel Consulting
Derek@randelconsulting.com 847-853-4308

Parent Smart from the Heart

One of our goals with this book is to show parents that we do not have to punish our children. Giving consequences does not have to mean punishment. We want to achieve a change in behavior and be able to do this in a fun peaceful way. We will illustrate through stories an easier and more respectful way to parent.

Learn how you can:

• Take better care of yourself
• Use positive methods of dispersing anger
• Have a more positive attitude
• Reduce the stress in your life
• Set limits and boundaries
• Use different ideas for better communication
• Help build self-esteem
• Improve your relationship with your children
• Make step-parenting work
• Finally stop fighting over homework