Arizona anti-bullying regulations do not define harassment, intimidation, and bullying
True (Assistant)
The name of the school Auggie attended
What is Beecher Prep (Chbosky)?
Bullying was first recognized in the
When was the 18th century (History)?
The government only has these, rather than laws, addressing bullying
What are regulations (Miller)?
When someone is bullied they know what's happening right away and get help right away
False (Maphumulo)
Arizona anti-bullying regulations cover cyberbullying that occurs off-campus
False (Assistant)
The name of the condition Auggie had
What is Treacher Collins Syndrome (Chbosky)?
True or false: Olweus's study led to the initiation of other professionals to conduct their own studies about topics all within the bullying pool
True (History)
The popular children's TV show where a character called Big Bird talks about bullying
What is Sesame Street (Saracho).
People in the new world were intimidated by bullying
True (Plopper)
Arizona anti-bullying regulations include protections for specific groups
False (Assistant)
The main topic discussed in the movie
What is bullying (Vanapalli)?
Dan Olweus created an anti-bullying program in the mid-1970s called
What is the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (History)?
One of the first intervention programs to target bullying problem in schools in Norway
What is the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program (Rana)?
There are several legal actions that can happen with bullying
True (Maphumulo)
Arizona anti-bullying regulations do not involve parents in efforts to address bullying behavior
True (Assistant)
The writer of the book "Wonder," for which the movie was based off of
Who is Raquel Jaramillo (Vanapalli)?
DAILY DOUBLE!!
The saying used by professionals and newspapers describing Dr.Olweus's research findings
What is "the turn of the tide" (History)?
The year 58 percent of female students and 56 percent of male students in third, fourth, and fifth grades experienced some form of bullying at least once or twice
When was 2013 (Yokoo)?
Christians bullied in an attempt to prohibit the sale of alcohol
True (Plopper)