| Socially Speaking |
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| Garth: My son Steven saw your presentation not long ago and really enjoyed it. He came home telling me all about it. I think this is a great initiative; I will take a look at the website and offer connections or assist you in any way I can. You are a great teacher! Lori - Facebook December 4, 2010 |
| Garth: I would like say thanks and encourage to continue your great work with spot lighting bullying. It starts small but can have big consequences. Kieran, 5, who started school last year and who always wanted to be there is know showing signs of not wanted to go in the past few weeks. I have received 2 notes from his teacher this week alone do to him being physical towards class mates during recess. When I started talking to him over our time at home I found out that he was being told by fellow class mates that the tuck he had on was a girl tuck because it as florescent colors. So far this week with a new tuck there as been no notes or issues for him. So as we can see bullying can start at any age so keep up the work one school at a time Many thanks and keep up the good work. Dan - Facebook December 2010 |
| Garh: thank you for your email. I have 5 grandchildren all under 9. This is a huge problem and I am greatful that someone like you has the passion to bring it to the forefront. I am going to pass this along to my daughter & son and perhaps you can reach out to their schools. Judy - Facebooki December 2010 |