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School Violence Prevention:     more books (112)

Safe Schools: A Handbook for Violence Prevention by Ronald D. Stephens, 1995-03-01 Violence Prevention and Reduction in Schools Respect and Protect - Manual: A Practical, Step-by-Step Violence Prevention and Intervention Program for Schools and Communities by Richard Zimman, 1998-09-15 Staying Safe at School (The Get Prepared Library of Violence Prevention for Young Women) by Donna Chaiet, 1995-08 Violence in the Schools Developing Prevention Plans (Teachers Guide) Second Editon by Center for Civic Education, 2002 Begin at the Beginning: Violence Prevention at the Elementary School Level.(students and teachers): An article from: Nursing Forum by Christine A. Vitale, 2001-01-01 Prevention That Works!: A Guide For Developing School-Based Drug and Violence Prevention Programs --2001 publication. by Cynthia R. Knowles, 2001-01-01 Teaching Young Children in Violent Times: Building a Peaceable Classroom (A Pre-school-grade 3 Violence Prevention & Conflict Resolution Guide) School Violence Spurs Copycats, Prevention.(Brief Article): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by David M. Katz, 1999-06-14 Dating violence prevention in middle school and high school youth.: An article from: Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing by Sharron M. Close, 2005-01-01 Healthy thinking/feeling/doing from the inside out;: A middle school curriculum and guide for the prevention of violence, abuse & other problem behaviors by Jack Pransky, 2000 Second Step ~ A Violence Prevention Curriculum - Middle School/Junior High Level 1 Foundation Lessons and Video by Kathy Beland, 1997 Programa de Prevencion Escolar Contra La Violencia De Genero/ School Prevention Program Against Gender Violence (Spanish Edition) by Juan Escamez, Rafaela Garcia Lopez, 2005-10-30 Violence Prevention and Intervention Readiness for Schools by William Steele, James Couillard, 1995-12

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61. Youth Violence Project - Home Page
    Virginia Youth violence Project. Effective methods for youth violence prevention and school safety. Curry school of Education University of Virginia  
    http://youthviolence.edschool.virginia.edu/
    
    Extractions: Now available: our Guidelines for Responding to Student Threats of Violence. This research-based manual explains how school teams can evaluate and resolve potentially dangerous situations in schools. In most cases, student incidents can be resolved without resorting to long-term suspension. More information. How dangerous are our schools? News coverage of school shootings inflamed public fears, but there is solid evidence that youth violence inside and outside of schools has declined substantially since 1994. More

62. Keys To Safer Schools.com - Detection And Prevention Of School Violence
    A comprehensive site for safe schools and prevention of school violence. We rely upon nationally researched methods for early warning signs and intervention  
    http://keystosaferschools.com/
    
    Extractions: Home KEYS Mission Recommendations Trainings ... Services KEYS , a not-for-profit organization, is a world leader in supplying professional training and materials to schools, youth organizations and law enforcement agencies across the United States and beyond. The methods and techniques presented are unique, yet based on national level research and proven with years of experience in dealing with at-risk, troubled youth. From Japan’s Ministry of Education, to Scandinavian School Safety Professionals, to local public schools large and small, KEYS has been acclaimed as providing the highest level of service in an informative manner that holds the attention of all in attendance. This approach insures that everyone will receive training that is practical and field proven, not another classroom theory. While many avoid violence by locking themselves in, we offer the KEYS that will L ock O ut V iolence E veryday If your school needs training, publications or other materials to enhance and insure the safety of your students, we have the

63. The Center For The Prevention Of School Violence
    Center for the prevention of school violence Floor Plan. The floor plan below is your map to the Center for the prevention of school violence resources.  
    http://www.ncdjjdp.org/cpsv/cpsv.htm

64. School Violence: Prevalence, Fears, And Prevention
    Hence, schoolbased violence prevention efforts are based on drastically school-based violence prevention approaches can address (1) outbursts of  
    http://www.rand.org/publications/IP/IP219/
    
    Extractions: Jaana Juvonen School shootings such as the one at Columbine High School in 1999 have left deep scars in our nation. The apparently random nature of these highly publicized shootings has raised public fears to epidemic proportions. According to 2001 polls, more than 50 percent of parents with children in grades K-12 and 75 percent of secondary school students now think that a school shooting could occur in their community. Schools are taking a variety of measures to improve school safety. These include the use of metal detectors, the presence of security guards on campus, rules and regulations regarding student conduct and dress, profiling of potentially violent students, anti-bullying instructional programs, and counseling and mediation. Which of these approaches work? Which will reduce the incidence of violence in our schools and alleviate the fears of parents and children? How can school and district administrators choose among the myriad possibilities, and how can they know where to allocate precious resources? RAND examined the literature regarding these programs and found that only a handful have been evaluated, and even fewer have been deemed effective or even promising. The goal of this paper is to describe the options that are currently available for schools. An analysis of the key components of various approaches in terms of their potential positive and negative effects can assist in the selection of policies, programs, and procedures while we wait for evaluations to be conducted.

65. Programs
    schoolWide Community violence prevention Program schools Without Failure (SWF) Program Science for Life and Living Seattle Social Development Project  
    http://www.hamfish.org/programs/

66. CSPV School Violence Fact Sheets: Evaluations Of School-Based Violence Preventio
    Evaluation research indicates that schoolbased violence prevention efforts school-based violence prevention programs are not enough to change the tide  
    http://www.colorado.edu/cspv/publications/factsheets/schoolviolence/FS-SV08.html
    
    Extractions: FS-SV08 There are four major stages of the school years: early childhood (ages 2-5), middle childhood (ages 6-11), early adolescence (ages 12-14), and middle adolescence (ages 15-18). The phases correspond to preschool, elementary school, junior high/middle school, and senior high school. In each of these stages there are key violence-related tasks.

67. CSPV Research: Violence In Amercian Schools Book
    Preventing Firearm violence in and around schools James A. Mercy Mark L. Rosenberg Evaluation of schoolBased violence prevention Programs  
    http://www.colorado.edu/cspv/research/violenceschools.html

68. Preventing School Violence Course Outline
    Preventing school violence is a fortyfive hour course that is typically taught on The Missing Dialogue A Model for the prevention of school violence,  
    http://www.teachereducation.com/psvout.html
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents Course Description Teachers will learn a comprehensive and proven theoretical model for explaining, predicting and preventing violence. They will acquire the skills and methods necessary to effectively evaluate violence prevention strategies and programs. They will also learn what baseline data to compile for predicting violence in their schools and classrooms. Preventing School Violence is a forty-five hour course that is typically taught on weekends or over five full days. Top of Page Goals and Objectives Explain the functional interaction of four variables that are predictors of school violence: (a) propensity to action; (b) situational and contextual factors; (c) precipitating events, or triggers; and (d) violence as a choice of means. Identify, evaluate and access sources of data to measure these four variables. Understand the overriding impact of contemporary social context upon school violence.

69. Preventing School Violence
    Preventing school violence is a fortyfive hour course that is typically A Model for the prevention of school violence, by Robert Hayman Kite, Sr.,  
    http://www.teachereducation.com/course_outlines/graduate_classroom/violence_grad
    
    Extractions: Teachers will learn a comprehensive and proven theoretical model for explaining, predicting and preventing violence. They will acquire the skills and methods necessary to effectively evaluate violence prevention strategies and programs. They will also learn what baseline data to compile for predicting violence in their schools and classrooms.

70. Welcome To Win-Win Associates
    violence prevention and safe school training and kits for students and staff.  
    http://www.winwinassoc.com/

71. Violence
    Links about school violence. About Preventing violence, Homicide and Suicide prevention in American schools An Overview of Strategies to Reduce school  
    http://www.emtech.net/violence.htm

72. AMA (Violence) Violence Prevention
    Provides information on violence prevention and AMArelated programs and resources. including school violence, terrorism response, violence toward men,  
    http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/3242.html
    
    Extractions: DoctorFinder Join/Renew MyAMA Site Map ... Bookstore Youth violence prevention resource: Connecting the Dots to Prevent Youth ViolenceA Training and Outreach Guide for Physicians and other Health Professionals The effectiveness of population-based interventions to prevent violence : a systematic review Domestic Violence and the Workplace : recommendations for engaging employees in domestic violence prevention Home AMA agenda Advocacy efforts Public health ... Healthy lifestyles e-mail story print story The American Medical Association is advised by the National Advisory Council on Violence and Abuse and other member organizations on effective strategies and programs to eliminate family violence in our society. Please direct your comments and feedback to violence@ama-assn.org Part of the Roadmaps for Clinical Practice case study series, this tool raises physician awareness of intimate partner violence and provides information on caring for patients who are its victims. Diagnostic and treatment guidelines for physicians on topics of violence, abuse and mental health effects.

73. USSS - National Threat Assessment Center
    United States Secret Service As part of its mission to provide leadership and guidance in the prevention of instances of targeted violence, the National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) initiated a data-based research project to examine the incidents of school-based attacks.  
    http://www.treas.gov/usss/ntac.htm
    
    Extractions: The Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) was created to provide leadership and guidance to the emerging field of threat assessment. Specifically, NTAC will offer timely, realistic, useful, and effective advice to law enforcement and other professionals and organizations with responsibilities to investigate and/or prevent targeted violence. Building on a recent operational study of U.S. assassins, attackers, and near-lethal approachers of public officials, NTAC will develop and provide threat assessment training and conduct operational research relevant to public official, workplace, stalking/domestic, and school-based violence. In addition, NTAC will offer its assistance to organizations interested in developing threat assessment programs. Secret Service Safe School Initiative As part of its mission to provide leadership and guidance in the prevention of instances of targeted violence, the National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC) initiated a data-based research project to examine the incidents of school-based attacks. Since September 1999 NTAC staff have been conducting the Safe School Initiative, an operational study of 37 U.S. school shootings involving 41 perpetrators, that have occurred over the past 25 years. Using methodology similar to that employed in the Exceptional Case Study Project, NTAC researchers are examining school shootings, starting from the incident and working backward to development of the original idea. Through this incident-focused, behavior-based analysis, NTAC researchers hope to increase understanding of the patterns of communication, planning and preparation that precede these attacks. The goal of the Safe School Initiative is to provide accurate and useful information to school administrators, educators, law enforcement professionals and others who have protective and safety responsibilities in schools, to help prevent incidents of school-based targeted violence.

74. Safe Schools - Learning Support (CA Dept Of Education)
    California Department of Education offering a variety of resources on highrisk students, gangs, and after school programs.  
    http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ss/

75. SAVE - Students Against Violence Everywhere - Violence Prevention Program - Scho
    National high school anti violence organization helping students learn about conflict management, mediation skills, good citizenship, and nonviolence.  
    http://www.nationalsave.org/
    
    Extractions: The National Association of STUDENTS AGAINST VIOLENCE EVERYWHERE welcomes you to the official website for SAVE! SAVE is a student driven organization. Students learn about alternatives to violence and practice what they learn through school and community service projects. As they participate in SAVE activities, students learn crime prevention and conflict management skills and the virtues of good citizenship, civility, and nonviolence.

76. National Youth Violence Campaign · National Youth Violence Campaign ·
    Promote violence prevention strategies and inspire classroom, school and community involvement with these and other unique resources* and know that a  
    http://www.violencepreventionweek.org/
    
    Extractions: Day 2: Manage Your Anger Day 3: Resolve Conflicts Peacefully Day 4: Support Safety Day 5: Unite in Action Working together as a community is the best way to address any challenge. Our community wheel identifies various sectors within every community and offers suggestions on how each sector can support this important campaign... Promote violence prevention strategies and inspire classroom, school and community involvement with these and other unique resources* and know that a portion of the revenue generated through your purchase will go to support violence prevention efforts across the country! Violence Prevention Ribbons-On-A-Roll

77. Ending School Violence: National Campaign To End Violence In Schools: Ribbon Of
    Center for prevention of school violence (North Carolina State University) violence prevention Workshop Effective Strategies for Preventing school  
    http://www.ribbonofpromise.org/research.html
    
    Extractions: Choose a Link ~~About ROP ~~ Staff Directors Endorsement Current Events Press Releases FAQ History ~~Chapter Info~~ ~~Get Involved~~ ~~Statistics~~ ~~Research~~ ~~Resources~~ Add a link Links Add to Database ~~Order Ribbons~~ ~~Contact Us~~ ~~Share Your Thoughts~~ R E S O U R C E S Back In Control Center Name of Site URL "A Guide for Preventing and A new Action Guide to "Early Warning, Timely Response" NEW 4/2000 www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/OSEP/ActionGuide Back In Control Center www.backincontrol.com Search Institute -40 Developmental Assets www.search-institute.org Entertainment Software Rating Board www.esrb.org/ The Register Guard in Eugene Oregon ... interact.uoregon.edu/ivdb/htmls/stm.html Teacher Talk - Violence in the Schools (Indiana University) www.education.indiana.edu/cas/tt/

78. School-Based Violence Prevention Programs
    A review of evidencebased school-programs to prevent violence against girls, young women and males. Other programs exemplify innovative approaches or were  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/resolve/violenceprevention/

79. NCCEV - School Violence
    Supporting violence prevention at the school Site Issues and Lessons in State Administration. Peer Reviewed Journal American Journal of Preventive  
    http://www.nccev.org/violence/school.html
    
    Extractions: Journal Articles In the wake of tragic incidents, such as school shootings, the subject of school violence has gotten more attention in the past decade than in previous years. According to the National Center for Education Statistics ( Juvenile offenders and victims:1999 National report , 1999) , the actual occurrence of violent death in school is much lower than the media portrays. Between 2001 and 2002, 17 school age victims died in school related deaths, (including accidents and suicide) as opposed to the 1999-2000 school year, in which 32 violent school-related deaths occurred. Sadly, student reports of being bullied increased from 5% to 8% in 2001 as reported in Indicators of School Crime and Safety, 2002 . In order to maintain a clear view of the issue, it is important to keep in mind that school violence can include emotional and physical ridicule or bullying, assaults, threats, sexual offenses, as well as the less apparent but equally important components of graffiti and vandalism, trespassing and gangs. The topic of school violence is one that affects all of society. Aside from interfering with the learning process, the long range effects of school violence affect us all. Statistically, children who engage in bullying behavior are more likely to become adult criminals. (Taub, 2002) Many children who display violent behavior at school are exposed to violence or abuse outside of school and may be in need of help from adults. Frequently, school mental health professionals and social workers are the main providers of mental health services for children. (Stein et al., 2003)

80. Visionary - Violence Prevention In School
    VISIONARY is an International collaborative project on violence prevention in schools, addressing teachers, pupils, parents and experts.  
    http://www.violence-in-school.info/

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