“Friendly” bullying – When violence hides within close-knit groups
Understanding “friendly” bullying, a hidden form of violence within close-knit groups, its mechanisms and impacts.
Understanding “friendly” bullying, a hidden form of violence within close-knit groups, its mechanisms and impacts.
Discover how school cafeterias reveal often invisible dynamics of exclusion and their role in bullying among students. Analysis and educational implications.
Discover how the intersectional approach helps analyze school bullying and better understand students’ cumulative vulnerabilities for more targeted and inclusive interventions.
Discover how Social Dominance Theory explains the dynamics of school bullying. Explore the invisible hierarchies that govern teenage relationships.
Discover how teacher emotional support helps prevent school dropout and promotes student engagement.
Multi-Cohort Analysis of the Relationship Between Self-Esteem and Academic Performance: Findings, Key Factors, and Educational Implications.
Adolescence and bullying are major issues during the transition from primary to middle school. Learn about the risks and how to prevent them effectively.
WhatsApp Groups and School Bullying: A Blind Spot in Prevention. An Analysis of Risks, Mechanisms, and Action Strategies to Protect Students.
Learn how to distinguish harmless humor from school bullying, identify signs of psychological harm in children, and take action to prevent and protect.
School bullying is now a major issue in educational settings, and statistics show that it affects a growing number of children. Among the victims, students with “dys” disorders—dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysphasia, dyscalculia, ADHD, or other neurodevelopmental disorders—are particularly at risk.