Briefly describe the bullying problem with regard to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students
What will be an ideal response?
By all reports, bullying is more pronounced when the bullied (victim) is lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. The two places where students who either acknowledge or are questioning homosexuality should be safest – home and school – are often the two places where bullying is the most intense.
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a. ?Beads b. ?Unifix CubesÒ c. ?Cube blocks d. ?Graph paper
Illustrations in excellent picturebooks cannot
A. provide plot information. B. extend characterization, giving clues to character traits. C. set or give clues about mood and setting. D. tell the whole story. E. be incidental to the story.
One advantage of being part of an adolescent crowd is that
A. you feel that you are known and understood. B. there is a great deal of self-disclosure and sharing within the group. C. you always have someone to talk to when you want advice. D. it provides a type of ready-made identity that other adolescents recognize.
Other things being equal, which one of the following children is most likely to behave prosocially toward a peer in need?
a. Megan sees her friend Abby fall off her bike after trying several foolish daredevil stunts. b. Terry knows that Becky didn't study for an important quiz and so isn't surprised when Becky gets a low grade. c. Malia sees several classmates tease Chris, who has speech problems as a result of muscular dystrophy. d. Edie sees Dena insult Darcie in retaliation for Darcie's insults the day before.