Wednesday, 01 April 2009 02:50 am
Member name:   Password:   
home
about us
register online
nz education
articles
international
kids & parents
links
faq
contact
Telford Taster Weeks
30 Mar 2009
Bonus exceeds promise
24 Mar 2009
Release of Tertiary Education
16 Mar 2009
$41 m for school buildings
16 Mar 2009
Beyond the Boot Camp
04 Mar 2009
National Dyslexia Workshops
03 Mar 2009
Athletic training reaps reward
02 Mar 2009
New scheme helps recruit
23 Feb 2009
ECE consultation begins
18 Feb 2009
New students up Whanganui UCOL
17 Feb 2009
More articles...
 
The Floating Classroom
24 Mar 2009
What is bullying?
24 Mar 2009
Why study in NZ?
16 Mar 2009
ADHD/Dyslexia tips for teacher
16 Mar 2009
Choosing an ECE Service
19 Jan 2009
DVD and children with autism
09 Jan 2009
Reactivate Your Child
06 Oct 2008
Theories of Dyslexia
29 Sep 2008
Librarians online
02 Sep 2008
Brain Food
02 Sep 2008
More articles...
 
Adult Education Area
Apprenticeships
Associations/Orgs
Behaviour
Distance Education
English Second Language
General NZ Educ
Gifted/Talented Ed
Home Schooling.
ICT
Maori
Parents + Families
Pre-school Info.
Primary/Intermediate Schools
Profess Development
Scholarships
Secondary Schools
Special Education.
Teaching
Tertiary
Research
More articles...
 
  edusearch articles
You are here > Sections > Behaviour

 

What is bullying?
What is bullying?
Bullying is when someone keeps doing or saying things to have power over another person. Some of the ways they bully other people are by: calling them names, saying or writing nasty things about them, leaving them out of activities, not talking to them, threatening them, making them feel uncomfortable or scared, taking or damaging their things, hitting or kicking them, or making  . . . more
Author : No Bully .org Created : 24 Mar 2009
 
Bad Behaviour Does Not Doom Pupils, Studies Say
Bad Behaviour Does Not Doom Pupils, Studies Say Educators and psychologists have long feared that children entering school with behavior problems were doomed to fall behind in the upper grades. But two new studies suggest that those fears are exaggerated. One concluded that kindergartners who are identified as troubled do as well academically as their peers in elementary school. The other fou  . . . more
Author : BENEDICT CAREY Created : 30 Mar 2008
 
Defining at risk students.
Defining at risk students .
Before looking at how to introduce a successful intervention for at risk students it is important to consider what is meant by at risk.
Educationally, the term at risk refers to children and young people who are likely to have:

poor educational outcomes, measured by indicators such as truancy and suspension statistics, low literacy and numeracy levels, alternative   . . . more
Author : Ministry of Education - Janet Rivers Created : 05 May 2006
 
1 Hide Descriptions

Need help? call on (09) 4730034 or fax (09) 4737034
EduSearch.co.nz © 2001 | advertise | legal | privacy | site maintained by Virtusoft Ltd.