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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.
Rosalind Wiseman
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Rosalind and Jane Lynch Advise Parents, “Don’t Freak Out.”(0)
Rosalind and “Glee” star Jane Lynch come together for LG’s Text Ed Council to offer ways parents can communicate with kids on the safe and ethical use of technology.
Rosalind Moderates Digital Drama and Kids Behaving Badly
Rosalind moderates the panel “Digital Drama and Kids Behaving Badly” at the Family Online Safety Institute’s 2011 conference. This excellent panel includes MTV’s Jason Rzepka, Joe Laramie of the Missouri Police, Jenny Pokempner from the Juvenile Law Center, & Paula Goldberg from PACER Center.
Rosalind tackles bullying in Marshfield, Mo schools
Like many school districts across the country, educators in Marshfield, Missouri are tackling bullying any way they can. A recent visit by Rosalind attracted counselors, administrators and educators from around the area…
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 [...]
“My Kid Would Never Bully” – Seeing Bystanders In Action
Recently I participated in a Dateline show entitled, “My Kid Would Never…”. The episode focused on the role of by-standers by inviting teens to witness teen actors who were playing the roles of bully and target—but the teens believed the situation was real. The goal, as their parents watched in another room through hidden cameras, was to see what would happen. Would the by-standers stand up to the bully? Would they side with the bully? Would the teens do what their parents expected?
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