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The implementation of character education and children's literature to teach bullying characteristics and prevention strategies to preschool children: An action research project

Description:
Bullying behaviors among young children are taking place in preschool classrooms and child-development centers. The author makes a case, based on bullying themes in children's literature and both qualitative and quantitative data collection with young children, for the use of children's picture books to teach character as bullying prevention to 4-6 year old children. Through the reading of picture books and character education activities with a bullying theme preschool children develop a better understanding of bullying characteristics and strategies for dealing with bullying behaviors. Included are the results from questionnaires and interviews with preschool children and an annotated bibliography of children's picture books and activities useful in the instruction and prevention of bullying behaviors. (author abstract)
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Country:
United States

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