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What will Take Ten students take with them?
By Amy Porter, Take Ten Volunteer and Blogger of the week As the spring semester of Take Ten comes to a close, I hope that my group of students take away the idea that they have the power to make … Continue reading →
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Tagged classroom, learning, principles, students, take ten, teach, volunteering
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Take Ten Team presents at Hannah & Friends
Yesterday, Take Ten Director Ellen Kyes presented a workshop on conflict resolution and violence prevention at Hannah & Friends in South Bend. Kyes was assisted by Take Ten Team Members Lauren Kross and Rachael Foster. Attendees gained knowledge about the … Continue reading →
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Tagged advice, AmeriCorps, AmeriFriends, bullying, bullying prevention, community, conflict, conflict resolution, culture, I Statement, learn, perspectives, presentation, principles, serve, social, South Bend, take ten, Talk it out, teach, Wait it out, Walk it out
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How can you be a positive force in ending bullying?
By Lauren Kross, AmeriCorps Member Each week I teach at least four Take Ten classes in local schools. In addition, I serve as the full time AmeriCorps member for the program and assist with several projects. Being a part of … Continue reading →
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Tagged AmeriCorps, bullying, bullying prevention, classroom, community, conflict, conflict resolution, curriculum, education, ground rule, learn, learning, lesson, non-violence, perspectives, positive, principles, school, serve, South Bend, students, take ten, Talk it out, teach, values, violence, volunteer, volunteering, Wait it out, Walk it out, youth
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How can youth influence bullying prevention?
By Rachael Foster, AmeriCorps Member and Blogger of the Week! In February, I attended the Memorial Community Plunge in South Bend. This event focused on the challenges and strategies of taking on the modern neighborhood bully. A victim used to … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, bullying prevention, classroom, comic book, communication, community, conflict, create, graphic novel, ideas, media, non-violence, principles, project, social, South Bend, students, take ten, Talk it out, Wait it out, Walk it out, youth
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What is your biggest challenge as a volunteer?
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Tagged bullying prevention, classroom, conflict, curriculum, learning, students, take ten, volunteer, volunteering, youth
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How is bullying connected to technology?
By Anna Boarini, Take Ten Volunteer “Technology is an amazing when it works,” said my Mom. I agree with her, but I would add that technology is an amazing thing when it works and is used in a positive manner. … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, communication, conflict, conflict resolution, lesson, media, non-violence, social, students, take ten, Talk it out, teach, violence, volunteering, Wait it out, Walk it out
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How has technology changed bullying?
By Melissa Buddie, Take Ten Volunteer Technology has presented new challenges in combating bullying in school. Through cell phones and social media, a student can bully another from outside the classroom. This makes it hard for the victim to escape … Continue reading →
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Tagged bully, bullying, bullying prevention, conflict, conflict resolution, cyberbullying, learning, lesson, non-violence, social, social media, take ten, Talk it out, teach, technology, victim, violence, Wait it out, Walk it out
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