Bullying in the Preschool Environment

(81 customer reviews)

Bullying is one of the most concerning social interactions facing children and schools today. While the media picks up stories of bullying in high school, researchers have shown that bullying behaviors are learned much earlier in life. Preschool is often the first time children are exposed to a social group and it is common for children to begin experimenting with different types of social interactions. Preschool teachers have a strong opportunity and responsibility to create a positive social environment that teaches children appropriate social interactions in order to prevent bullying.

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81 reviews for Bullying in the Preschool Environment

  1. Michelle SILVER SPRING, MD –

    Very good

  2. Angela DEL CITY, OK –

    This was a very helpful course and exactly what I was looking for in helping with my classroom.

  3. Erin LAWRENCEVILLE, GA –

    This course was enjoyable.

  4. Roanda OVERLAND PARK, KS –

    Thank you for this class information in here will help me with some of our challenging children in our classroom. Enjoyed this class very much and learned.

  5. Julie HONOLULU, HI –

    Excellent course !

  6. Jennifer S WEYMOUTH, MA –

    I love CCEI

  7. Gregoria FUQUAY VARINA, NC –

    Great training

  8. Claire YUMA, AZ –

    I loved how they discussed how to handle a student who is bullying in a very positive and effective way.

  9. Shellby REESE, MI –

    Great course, I learned new techniques to use.

  10. Zada LIBERTY, TX –

    It was very informative

  11. Deede BIRMINGHAM, AL –

    Many helpful suggestions were presented in this course.

  12. Temmitt MYRTLE BEACH, SC –

    Great course

  13. Peggy STAFFORD, TX –

    excellent studies.

  14. Joan PORTLAND, OR –

    Excellent book referrals

  15. Eula OXFORD, GA –

    I really enjoyed taken the course.

  16. Shannon OVERLAND PARK, KS –

    It was clear, easy to follow and had valuable information.

  17. Brandi ATLANTA, GA –

    I thought the course was good

  18. Stacy BALTIMORE, MD –

    Great online courses

  19. Maria MYRTLE BEACH, SC –

    this course was very help full and great.

  20. Virginia MESA, AZ –

    Great info

  21. Alicia DALLAS, TX –

    great ideas

  22. Kellie WARREN, MI –

    Everthing was great

  23. Uthpaladilani GAITHERSBURG, MD –

    good job

  24. Tracy GAFFNEY, SC –

    Very good course

  25. Catherine SUMTER, SC –

    Very informative😁

  26. Kim KATY, TX –

    Great Information

  27. Jackie BALTIMORE, MD –

    loved this course!

  28. Glenda LAND O LAKES, FL –

    i enjoyed this course.

  29. Nancy HONOLULU, HI –

    I really like it! You can do your training anytime and anywhere. Just one touch and your good

  30. Paola WEST HAVEN, CT –

    Thank you, this is a perfect training.

  31. Jasmine SPRINGFIELD, MA –

    Great course!

  32. Melissa DALLAS, TX –

    love examples

  33. Jennahlynn WAHIAWA, HI –

    good course for anyone to take to get more familiar with bullying

  34. Tabitha CINCINNATI, OH –

    This course had very important information and gave good tips on how to manage and prevent bullying situations in a classroom.

  35. joyce LANCASTER, VA –

    Very good training

  36. Teretha RAY CITY, GA –

    great course

  37. Stephanie ENGLEWOOD, FL –

    Love the courses

  38. Michele AWENDAW, SC –

    This course was very informative and I will implement the strategies learned in my classroom.

  39. Denise BRANFORD, CT –

    This wS AN EXCELLENT COURSE TO TAke.

  40. Sarah SPRINGFIELD, OR –

    The outlines of the courses are well organized.

  41. Perla FORT WASHINGTON, MD –

    This course is interesting and informative, very helpful. Thank you!

  42. Carmen BRONX, NY –

    excellent course

  43. Pamela RENO, NV –

    great training

  44. Tionna LONGMONT, CO –

    I enjoyed the content and the videos! Thank you

  45. Veronica SLIDELL, LA –

    I will be using the some the strategies from this coarse in my classroom.

  46. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I intend on using some of the tools I learned from this course to help put a stop to bullying before it even starts in my classroom. This was a great course!

  47. Martha HOUSTON, TX –

    Very good and appropriate videos as visual aids for the presentation.

  48. Jenifer HAMDEN, CT –

    LOVED the content and information in this course!

  49. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I enjoyed this course very much.

  50. Ann RIVERDALE, IL –

    It was interesting

  51. Linda MARION, TX –

    I enjoyed this class it was very informative.

  52. Karen STRONGSVILLE, OH –

    I am enjoying using and learning through your teaching site

  53. Ashonda DETROIT, MI –

    This was a great course for me to have a better understanding of bullying and being able to use it in the classroom.

  54. Pamela GLENDALE, AZ –

    I really liked the video examples. They were very instructional and usable in any classroom.

  55. Ellie MILWAUKIE, OR –

    I will be using several of these suggestions in the classroom to help my “bullies”. There is hope 🙂

  56. Sandra PERRY, OH –

    Very informational

  57. Brenda LAKE CITY, SC –

    The course was very entertaining on ways to stop bullying.

  58. Debbye HOLMEN, WI –

    Great class.

  59. Mao SEATTLE, WA –

    The content provided in this course provided me with a better understanding of the appropriate needs of both victims and bullies, and the best tools and solutions to create a positive classroom environment.

  60. Karen DARIEN, IL –

    It’s set up very well…. Practice questions are helpful

  61. Ella PELHAM, NY –

    I’m enjoying the larger font! Thanks for responding to my comments.

  62. Sally NORWICH, CT –

    This course was a great and gave great information on bullying in a classroom, I like how giving a leader role to a child that is bullying and struggling with behavioral issues dose make a difference in the classroom..

  63. Barbara CONYERS, GA –

    I have enjoyed this course very much.

  64. Delphine COLUMBUS, GA –

    I learned a lot.

  65. Victoria SPARKS, NV –

    This course was extremely helpful for me. I appreciate the tools provided and used them recently. They worked!!!

  66. Leslie DANVILLE, KY –

    great course

  67. Lisa HARRISBURG, IL –

    i enjoy these the classes and topics

  68. Virginia AMERICUS, GA –

    Very Helpful

  69. Autumn KINGS MOUNTAIN, NC –

    i really learned from this course

  70. Deborah GREENVILLE, SC –

    Great courses.

  71. Suzanne MOUNT PLEASANT, SC –

    This was a good course on bullying.

  72. roseann SELDEN, NY –

    Great strategies for bullying

  73. Sandra SELMA, TX –

    I enjoyed this training. It had a lot of ideas that can be implemented in our classroom.

  74. D’Lana PURCELL, OK –

    This was very informative.

  75. Yvette N BETHESDA, MD –

    you are a great on line course

  76. Christal SIMPSONVILLE, SC –

    Very helpful

  77. Kristi MORRILTON, AR –

    Great course! Thank you!

  78. Carol STANWOOD, MI –

    That was a good training on bullying

  79. Nancy BENNINGTON, VT –

    It is difficult to think the bullying starts so young; this has a wealth of information for teachers to put into their tool box for support in dealing with bullying.

  80. Marion WASHINGTON, DC –

    Good course

  81. Terri NORTH PALM BEACH, FL –

    very informative

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