Session Information
NAGC 58th Annual Convention & Exhibition
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Teacher Training: Effective Methods for Confronting Bullying and Keeping Gifted Students Safe
Track : Professional Development
Program Code: 1660
Date: Saturday, November 5, 2011
Time: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM  EST
Room: Oak Alley
CO-PRESENTER :
Andrew Moss, Assistant Program Manager, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
NAGCFACULTY (S):
Liz Albert, Director, Academic Programs, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
Andrew Moss, Assistant Program Manager, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
PRESENTER :
Liz Albert, Director, Academic Programs, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
Description
Even with national attention on preventing bullying, incidents continue. Gifted students are especially vulnerable to bullying because their intellects make them stand out in classroom and social settings, and they are not immune to becoming bullies themselves. This session centers on Zero Indifference, an approach that empowers teachers and students to intervene before conduct escalates into bullying. It provides intervention techniques to address conduct both in and outside the classroom, including cyberspace. Using tested scenarios, participants learn to recognize and confront mild and extreme situations and leave with training materials to help them successfully implement these strategies.


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