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SUMMARY:2020 Bennett Lecture in Prevention Science
DESCRIPTION:\n\nDorothy Espelage\, Ph.D.\n\nWilliam C. Friday Distinguis
hed Professor of Education\n\nUniversity of North Carolina Chapel Hill\n
\n"\;Addressing Bullying and School Violence and Promoting School Co
nnectedness"\;\n\nAbstract: \; In the wake of school violence ac
ross the U.S.\, visible security measures have been put into place in ma
ny schools. These include active shooter drills\, metal detectors\, clea
r backpacks\, and school security officers\; one cost of these measures
is the hardening of our schools. To mitigate this effect\, we must train
educational professionals to understand trauma-informed approaches\, so
cial-emotional learning\, restorative practices\, and culturally compete
nt practices.\n\nDr. Espelage will discuss two decades of research on bu
llying and other forms of youth violence\, highlighting the efficacy of
school-based programs. Innovative efforts to address bullying\, sexual v
iolence\, and school violence include apps for students to communicate e
motional and physical safety concerns\, youth-led student campaigns to a
ddress mental health issues and school climate concerns\, and profession
al development training programs for school police officers.\n\nVia Zoom
: http://bit.ly/Bennett-Lecture-2020\n\nFor more details: https://events
.la.psu.edu/event/2020_bennett_lecture_in_prevention_science/
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Dorothy Espelage, Ph.D.
William C
. Friday Distinguished Professor of Education
University of North C
arolina Chapel Hill
"Addressing Bullying and School Violen
ce and Promoting School Connectedness"
Abstract:&n
bsp; In the wake of school violence across the U.S., visible security me
asures have been put into place in many schools. These include active sh
ooter drills, metal detectors, clear backpacks, and school security offi
cers; one cost of these measures is the hardening of our schools. To mit
igate this effect, we must train educational professionals to understand
trauma-informed approaches, social-emotional learning, restorative prac
tices, and culturally competent practices.
Dr. Espelage will discu
ss two decades of research on bullying and other forms of youth violence
, highlighting the efficacy of school-based programs. Innovative efforts
to address bullying, sexual violence, and school violence include apps
for students to communicate emotional and physical safety concerns, yout
h-led student campaigns to address mental health issues and school clima
te concerns, and professional development training programs for school p
olice officers.
Via Zoom: http://bit.ly/Bennett-Lecture-2020
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/2020_bennett_lecture_in_preven
tion_science/
URL:https://www.prevention.psu.edu/events/2020-bennett-lecture-in-prevention
-science
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