Week 3 - Assignment 2: Create an Annotated Outline for Week 5 Literature Review

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I. Introduction
to
problem
of
bullying
in
schools


A. Bullying
is
a
nationwide
problem


1.
Definition
of
bullying‐‐US
department
of
Health


(2008)



 2.
Extent
of
bullying
–CDC (2009);
Child
Alive
(2007);Prison
Pipeline
(2010)



B. Bullying
causes
human
suffering


1. Effects
on
children
–Child
Welfare
Statistics
(2009)


a. Physical
effects—Long
and
West
(2007);

Angelo
(2007)


b. Psychological
effects—McLaughlin
(2006);
Jackson
(2005)


c. Impact
on
learning—no
data


2. Effects
on
families


a. Psychological
distress—Pinkerton
(2005);
Winkowski
(2007)


b. Economic
toll—US
Dept
of
Justice
(2009)


3. Impact
on
schools


a. Economic
toll—US
Dept
of
Education(2010);
Texas
Commission


on
Schools
(2009)


b. Impact
on
school
a]endance—no
data


c. Impact
on
overall
achievement—US
Dept
of
Education
(2008);


II. Programs
to
deal
with
bullying


A. School
based
programs


1. Teacher
led


a. Programs
treating
children
accused
of
bullying


(1) 
Programs
aimed
at
girls
and
boys—D'Andrea
&


Caparelli
(2006)


(2) 
Programs
aimed
at
boys
only—Lu
and
Ying


(2007);
Smith
and
Johnson
(2008)


(3) 
Programs
aimed
at
girls
only—Alhadi
(2005);


Lincoln
and
Baker
(2006)


b. Programs
teaching
coping
with
being
bullied—no
data


2. Counselor
based
interventions
–Grayson
(2008)
more
needed
here


B. Community
based
programs


1. Mental
health
center
programs—Finocchio
(2007);
Jackson,
Ferrari,



&
Ruiz
(2010)


2. Neighborhood
groups—Mughaddam
(2007);
O'Conner
(2003)


C. Law
enforcement
based
programs

no
resources
yet


D. Media
programs


1. Children's
television
programming—President's
Council
on
Violence
in


Children's
Programming
(2009)



2. Children's
magazines—Calling
All
Girls;
Jack
and
Jill
magazines


3. CD
and
DVDs
–more
research
needed
here


III. Summary
and
conclusions


A. Summary
of
the
research:
what
works
and
where


B. Directions
for
future
programs
and
research