Mobbing and bullying at school

Teens with Asperger syndrome and autism are at increased risk of being bullied by their peers.

Parents often ask me how they can explain to their children why they should read. I usually give a few arguments that smart parents and without my recommendation, they could be used to talk to children about the benefits of reading. But after I was persecuted and bullied while working at university, I looked at my arguments from a different angle.

I spoke to teachers on the topic “Mobbing/bullying in modern children's literature” and saw a great response, which indicates that the problem exists, but teachers find themselves alone with it, often without even knowing how to approach it.

What can society and the state do to prevent a tragedy like the one that happened in Ivanteyevka on September 5 from happening again? What can adults do to prevent children from being left alone with their grief and fear? Suggestions from the site's creator Daria Nevskaya.

Mathematician. A story from the life of Tatiana Rick, a writer, psychologist, teacher and author of textbooks.

I can't say that the country's achievements have a good effect on people's sense of security; I have an even greater feeling of the opposite when it comes to communicating with people and at work. We are doing some research, and they show that most people generally believe that it's scary to go outside, that their environment is not people, but bandits. And this is happening: just watch one film, “School”, which caused a great resonance.

From psychologist Lyudmila Petranovskaya's blog To begin with, about what I think baffles adults who are trying to cope with bullying in children's groups. About common mistakes, wrong ones...