Archive for September, 2011

Rosalind Stands Up for Anti-Bullying Programs on AC360

Rosalind made another appearance this week on AC360 to defend the implementation of anti-bullying programs in schools.  In the aftermath of yet another bullying-related teen suicide, Anderson Cooper once more turned to Rosalind, along with colleague Rachel Simmons, to counter claims by certain Christian groups that such programs are unnecessary and even discriminatory against Christian [...]

“Stop Bullying: Speak Up” Campaign Can Change Lives

Starting today, you can join a powerful anti-bullying campaign that truly has the potential to change lives and make our children safe from bullying. It’s the “Stop Bullying: Speak Up” campaign and pledge. If you are someone who cares about the safety of all children, I hope you will take a few minutes to read and sign this pledge.

Doing Homework in a World of Facebook Distraction

In a world of constant distractions, how does a child develop good study habits? And when a student’s work is compromised by these distractions, how does the teacher hold them accountable in a way that encourages the student instead of discouraging them?

Rosalind on Today with the Jones Family

On September 1, Rosalind was a guest again on Today.  She joined the Jones family to comment on their situation and the current state of bullying legislation in this country.  One year ago, James Jones stormed onto his daughter’s school bus and threatened children who were bullying her. His daughter, Chatari, has cerebral palsy and [...]

Owning Up for Your Behavior

Recently, I meet the Jones’ family on the Today Show. Chatari Jones is the Florida teen who was severely bullied on her school bus. Her father, James Jones, was videotaped entering the bus and threatening the bullies. As a result, he was fined $3,000 and did community service.  But I think any parent can understand [...]

WHO IS ROSALIND WISEMAN?

Rosalind Wiseman is an internationally recognized author and educator on children, teens, parenting, education and social justice. Her work aims to help parents, educators and young people successfully navigate the social challenges of young adulthood.