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No Name Calling: Addressing Bullying through Books
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No Name Calling: Addressing Bullying through Books
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Today’s panelists:
Judy Galbraith President and Founder
Carrie Gleason Editor
Cheryl Herman Marketing Director
Emily Bazelon Author, Sticks and Stones
Senior Editor, Slate
Tuesday, April 2 1 p.m. CDT
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Today’s panelists:
Judy Galbraith President and Founder
Carrie Gleason Editor
Cheryl Herman Marketing Director
Emily Bazelon Author, Sticks and Stones
Senior Editor, Slate
Emily Bazelon Author, Sticks and Stones Senior Editor, Slate
The Power of Storytelling to Build Empathy
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The Empathy Challenge
• Girls who used online media heavily had fewer good feelings about their friendships than other girls their age.
• Face to face contact was the only mode of communication associated with health emotional relationships.
—Clifford Nass
How Stories Build Empathy
• Identifying with characters who are different.
• Asking “why” questions.
Sticks and Stones Discussion Questions
Sticks and Stones Resources
Cheryl Herman Marketing Director
Cheryl Herman Marketing Director
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Judy Galbraith President and Founder
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Carrie Gleason Editor
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Bullying.
It’s simple, right?
Bullying.
Wrong. It’s complicated
Bullying.
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Add technology
• Teasing
• Cyberbullying
• Physical bullying
• Excluding others
• Racism
• Sexism
• Homophobia
Identifying Bullying
“101” Section “101” Section
• What is it?
• What are the different forms or types?
• Quizzes use real-life scenarios to
test knowledge
• Q+A uses real-life examples
• Myths
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“101” Myths The Target
The Bully
The Witness
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Deal With It series
• 32 pages each
• For ages 9-12; grades 4-8
• Full-color, graphic-novel style
illustrations throughout
• Available in hardcover and
paperback
• Paperback, $12.95;
Hardcover $24.95
Also available in the series:
Teen Fiction
SideStreets are edgy, fast-paced novels that combine
real-world themes and believable characters to
make for short, heart-stopping books — sure to
engage the most reluctant reader.
The Bully
“The story’s anti-bullying message is well integrated into
the plot, and Cody’s gritty past is honestly portrayed.”
— The Horn Book Guide
“Girl Fight is a worthwhile read. In the end, there isn’t
some grand revelation, but that’s perfect because…
that’s not how “real life” is. This is the type of book that
grade schools should make students read in order to get
a clue about the bullying and violence. If I ever become
a teacher, I will seriously demand that my students read
this, think about it, and learn from it.”
— A Teen Reader
The Bullied
“Scab is more than a book about one 17-year-old. Julian
is representative of the bullied child, the loner, the
outcast and the social misfit.”
— CM Magazine
“The real epicentre of McPhee’s talents is his
remarkable ability to describe physical pain… every
moment of Callum’s painful encounters is palpable and
raw.”
— CM Magazine
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SideStreets series
• Edgy, realistic fiction with
real-world themes
• For ages 13-17; grades 8+
• Reading level between grades
3.0-5.5
• Available in hardcover and
paperback
• Paperback, $9.95; hardcover
$16.95
Also available in the series: Formac Lorimer Books
@LorimerKids
www.lorimer.ca
Special thanks to today’s panelists!
Judy Galbraith President and Founder
Carrie Gleason Editor
Cheryl Herman Marketing Director
Emily Bazelon Author, Sticks and Stones
Senior Editor, Slate
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