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From Teamology: A Bullying Prevention Must-Read

by Carol A. Josel | Oct 4, 2017 | Helpful Resources | 4 comments

In support of Bullying Prevention Month, Amelia teaches students in K-8 how to keep their schools bully free. Amelia is one of six relatable characters developed over decades of research and efficacy. Each character is highly researched and evidenced backed and helps thousands of teachers impart social/emotional learning and character foundation skills. “During October, Amelia is our champion character. She is a teacher’s best tool in supporting Anti-Bullying,” said Linsey Covert the driver behind a growing cloud-based, integrated coursework (TEAMology) that builds stronger, more resilient students.

What gives Amelia her street cred? Well, let’s hear from Amelia herself. “It is ok if students don’t always agree with each other or even like each other. They just need to learn how to celebrate differences, always be respectful and productively cooperate on a TEAM. When you help students build a TEAM culture, there will be no room for bullies.”

Dr. JoLynn Carney, Penn State University College of Education researcher, joined in the research and development of Project TEAM. “What we always suspected was that creating a positive environment by empowering the students with strong prosocial attitudes and skills would help with bullying problems, other disciplinary issues, and provide a more productive environment for learning and growing. We now have the data that applying this approach with fidelity actually works.”

Jenna St. Mars from Rostraver Elementary School in Belle Vernon, Pa has been utilizing Project TEAM in her school since the 2016-2017 school year. “The kids are really being in the house here at RES and their behavior has been fabulous since the start of the school year. We tie Amelia into our Anti-Bullying month activities very heavily. We weave her into all aspects of Bullying Prevention month as she represents inclusion and the respect for others and their differences that we want our students’ to emulate,” says Jenna.

Jen Lowe from Stafford Township SD has been using the material for over six years. “I can tell you it is worthwhile. Bullying is basically gone, and I have a better handle on my students’ emotions and how to handle them. It’s techniques we weren’t taught in school,” said Jen.

During October, TEAMology is offering tips on how to use Amelia to help students understand the value of peace, harmony and acceptance and also to give students strategies to use if faced with a bullying situation. Follow TEAMology on Facebook (TEAMology) and Twitter (@weareteamology) where all month long, Amelia will be featured along with easy to use activities and ideas for promoting Anti-Bullying.

About TEAMology: TEAMology is a culmination of decades of research and side-by-side teaching with the most renowned experts in SEL. The material uses six relatable characters and the foundations of a house called Project TEAM which teachers and students use to emulate best SEL skills and relate them to Future Ready Indexes such as career exploration practices.

Media and information contact: Bob Fiori at rfiori@teamology.team 610-476-0702

 

4 Comments

  1. Marine Mcfadyen on January 16, 2019 at 1:18 pm

    Youre so cool! I dont suppose Ive read something like this before. So nice to seek out someone with some authentic ideas on this subject. realy thanks for starting this up. this web site is something that’s wanted on the net, somebody with slightly originality. useful job for bringing something new to the web!

    • Carol A. Josel on January 20, 2019 at 6:50 am

      Many thanks for your kinds words; let me know if I can ever be of any help to you education-wise. ~ Carol

  2. Rina Gillund on January 19, 2019 at 8:28 am

    Hmm it looks like your site ate my first comment (it was super long) so I guess I’ll just sum it up what I submitted and say, I’m thoroughly enjoying your blog. I too am an aspiring blog writer but I’m still new to the whole thing. Do you have any suggestions for beginner blog writers? I’d definitely appreciate it.

    • Carol A. Josel on January 20, 2019 at 6:46 am

      With my many thanks for your kind words, the only thing I can suggest is to write/blog often and always check your grammar and punctuation–and always providing relevant content. Let me know how you do going forward and send some advice my way, too, as I’m just gearing up more now that I’ve changed things up from my redesigned website on down. Again, many thanks and good luck wishes. ~ Carol

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