Virtual Learning Connections Blog
January is National Mentoring Month, which makes it the perfect time to appreciate the individuals who have inspired you and to consider becoming a mentor yourself. Why become a mentor? Ulises was six-years-old when...
Thanks to the 2004 movie starring Lindsay Lohan, the phrase “mean girls” has become a common term for popular girls who ruthlessly rule their schools. The movie offers a humorous yet critical look at...
Bullying—both physical and indirect, the latter through social media—is an ongoing issue that affects students every day. In fact, national surveys show that 28 percent of U.S. students in grades 6–12 experienced bullying and...
Most of us are familiar with the stereotypical schoolyard bully, but bullies don’t limit themselves just to school playgrounds. With the growth in online communications, cyberbullies can now use email, text messaging, chat rooms,...
October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, making this a great time for families to take a stand to help put an end to the damaging behavior of bullying. Once thought of as a...
With rapid developments in technology and social media sites, it’s no surprise that bullies have quickly made their debut online. As a parent or guardian, what’s your first instinct? It’s probably to protect your...
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