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Kids (and teachers) generally don't deal with bullies well. It really just results in them continuing to being bullied, or reacting badly and getting blamed th
by somanyphotons 11mo ago
Kids (and teachers) generally don't deal with bullies well.
It really just results in them continuing to being bullied, or reacting badly and getting blamed themselves.
- JumpCrisscross 11mo ago> Kids (and teachers) generally don't deal with bullies well Are there studies on whether bullying is higher in lightly supervised versus moderately supervised groups? Or mixed-age versus single-age groups? Scouting is lightly-supervised mixed-age groups. If an older kid bullied a younger kid, that resulted in adults reading them the riot act. But if a younger kid bullied a younger kid, the two sort of wound up sorting it out until someone threw a punch or pissed off an older kid. (For being annoying.) That second dynamic was, to my memory, unique to mixed-age groups.