This is the third in a five part series on responsibility. Today: Responsible Actions

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This is the second in a 5 part series on responsibility. Today: Responsible Words

The Bully Proof Classroom

This is the first in a 5 part series titled: What Are We Responsible For. Today we will focus on Responsible Thoughts.

The Bully Proof Classroom

I like you but don't like your behavior? Stop it. You can't like someone without liking their behavior. If I don't like you the chances are pretty good that it's because of your behavior. 

The Bully Proof Classroom

Keep kids in a seat all day they'll get lazy for sure. What's worse they'll lose out on recess and free play which helps build problem solving skills, resiliency, and confidence. 

The Bully Proof Classroom

Circumstances should never be used as an excuse for deviant behavior. Kids and adults need to held accountable if we are going to stop the bullying epidemic. 

The Bully Proof Classroom

What type of liar are you? We all lie at some point. Do we embellish, do we try and con people, or do we withhold information. This podcast will see where you line up in the area of lying. 

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Be not deceived. You can't inflate grades and give kids a false sense of security. Someone will tell them how smart they are at some point. 

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When we deceive kids about their academic ability or behavior we weaken them by inflating their grades or by not be truthful about their behavior. Someone will tell them for sure; like the college they are trying to get into. 

Without self control kids become entitled and believe that they have things coming to them. Until they become adults who have eaten, drank, and spent themselves into oblivion. Listen in and learn why self control is so important. 

The Bully Proof Classroom