Question

available options ( 6 of 6 )
anti-bullying coordinators in every school
laws requiring teachers and students to report bullying they witness
disciplinary action against bullying that happens away from school
no protocol for bullying investigations
top-down approaches that help label students as either perpetrators or victims
zero-tolerance policies against bullying
ineffective measures
effective measures

Explanation:

• Ineffective Measures:
• No protocol for bullying investigations lacks structure to address incidents, so it fails to tackle bullying.
• Top-down labeling approaches oversimplify complex social dynamics, stigmatize students, and don't resolve root causes.
• Disciplinary action for off-school bullying oversteps school jurisdiction and doesn't address the issue constructively.
• Effective Measures:
• Anti-bullying coordinators provide dedicated oversight and support for addressing bullying.
• Mandatory reporting laws ensure incidents are documented and addressed promptly.
• Zero-tolerance policies set clear consequences, deterring bullying behavior.

Answer:

INEFFECTIVE MEASURES

• No protocol for bullying investigations
• Top-down approaches that help label students as either perpetrators or victims
• Disciplinary action against bullying that happens away from school

EFFECTIVE MEASURES

• Anti-bullying coordinators in every school
• Laws requiring teachers and students to report bullying they witness
• Zero-tolerance policies against bullying