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Dennis Barr on Bullying and Ostracism
Psychologist Dennis Barr discusses bullying and osctracism.
Dennis Barr on Using History to Engage Young People
Dennis Barr discusses using history to engage young people.
Dennis Barr on What Feels Familiar About This Incident
Dennis Barr discusses the familiarity adults feel when they learn about cases of bullying, including his own reaction of familiarity.
Dennis Barr on Young People and Responsibility
Dennis Barr discusses helping young people expand their sense of responsibility.
Dennis Barr on the Inevitability of Incidents Like This
Dennis Barr discusses whether bullying incidents are inevitable.
Dennis Barr on the Ostracism Case Study
Dennis Barr highlights some of the issues that emerge in an exploration of the case study.
Dennis Barr on the Role of Adults
Dennis Barr discusses the role of adults in incidents of bullying.
Dennis Barr's Comments on Jill
Dennis Barr comments on Jill’s role in the ostracism case scenario.
Dennis Barr's Comments on Lorna
Dennis Barr comments on Lorna’s role in the ostracism case scenario.
Dennis Barr's Comments on Patty
Dennis Barr comments on Patty’s role in the ostracism case scenario.
Dennis Barr's Comments on Rhonda
Dennis Barr comments on Rhonda’s role in the ostracism case scenario.
Dennis Barr's Comments on Sue
Dennis Barr comments on Sue’s role when she was ostracized by other students in the ostracism case scenario.