In Switzerland, the 'no-blame' approach asks bullies to help bullied students
Punishing the perpetrators tends to worsen the bullying for the victim. Encouraging an open discussion instead helps change the social dynamic.
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Punishing the perpetrators tends to worsen the bullying for the victim. Encouraging an open discussion instead helps change the social dynamic.
Reasons to Be Cheerful looks at a "No-Blame" approach to school bullying that enlists the bullies' help to solve the problem.
Reasons to Be Cheerful looks at a "No-Blame" approach to school bullying that enlists the bullies' help to solve the problem.
Reasons to Be Cheerful looks at a "No-Blame" approach to school bullying that enlists the bullies' help to solve the problem.
Reasons to Be Cheerful looks at a "No-Blame" approach to school bullying that enlists the bullies' help to solve the problem.