Recent Events in Your Area
We’ve been all over the place! Here are a few select articles and radio interviews that have covered Box Out Bullying.
Box Out Bullying And Community Partnership CS
What a great way to end the week in Brooklyn at the Community Partnership Charter School ! These students are so passionate, positive, and attentive ! Thanks so much to Mr. Brown and the wonderful staff for having us and all of your incredible hospitality ! We hope to be back soon ❤️ Have a great weekend […]
Hicksville Public Schools – Patch Article
Hicksville Middle School students recently enjoyed a fun assembly on the serious topic of bullying. Hicksville Middle School students recently enjoyed a fun assembly on the serious topic of bullying. They learned about the behaviors that denote bullying and were provided with valuable tools and insight to empower them to stand up against bullying behavior. […]
Fox 5 News in New York City Features The Box Out Bullying Assembly Program
NEW YORK (FOX 5 NY) – Box Out Bullying team members travel to schools and special events across the country in a van that you can easily spot. And with a message that is spot on. “Bullying is a learned behavior. And what can be learned, can be unlearned,” said Jeremy Rubenstein, Founder and Creative […]
When A Loud Voice Is Inappropriate In The Classroom
They’re booming, boisterous, bigger than life! A powerful voice can be appreciated at times and redirected at other times. Often a teacher’s reaction is to quash the behavior, but his power actually likes in determining when speaking loudly enhances a situation and when it detracts. Because the teacher’s goal is to help students appreciate themselves […]
When Students Won’t Stop Talking
People who love to talk come in all age groups. Sometimes teachers find their chattering students delightful. Perhaps, for example, you know a Megan: Effervescent, bubbly, and lively are words written on Megan’s report cards by the teacher after teacher. Megan possesses an abundance of charm to divert her teachers from the fact she just […]
Preventing Disrespectful Student Behavior Towards Substitute Teachers
An outsider taking over a class can bring out the worst in students. They forget or don’t consider the fact that substitute teachers are people with feelings. Students often treat substitutes as fair game to tease, trick, and torment. Even elementary school students, following the example of older students, will drop their books again and […]
Dealing With Put-Downs In Middle and Jr. High School
Whether it’s known as name-calling, putting people down, mouthing off, or “dissing” or roasting, this skill is practiced and honed by students at middle schools and high schools across the country. These students don’t need knives to slash each other to ribbons; they do it with their tongues. For some students, disparaging others is a […]