Because of a computer virus, I have not had access to my email since the
last few days of October. My computer continued taking messages until November
9 until it was full. So I don't know how this discussion on school yard
bullying has developed since the 9th. Nevertheless, I have a cont
Because of a computer virus, I have not had access to my email since the
last few days of October. My computer continued taking messages until November
9 until it was full. So I don't know how this discussion on school yard
bullying has developed since the 9th. Nevertheless, I have a cont
Because of a computer virus, I have not had access to my email since the
last few days of October. My computer continued taking messages until November
9 until it was full. So I don't know how this discussion on school yard
bullying has developed since the 9th. Nevertheless, I have a cont
The Search Institute has created criteria called the 40 Developmental
Assets that children need to become successful adults. One of the 40
Assets is having adults other than parents that are important influences
in a child's life. This supports the concept that it "takes a village.
Here's the l
Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
> Atherton wrote:
> > Since the original topic of this thread was bullying, please
> > explain how positive role models prevent bullying. Consider, in
> > your explanation, a nice middle-class mid-western high school in
> > Roseville, MN which has historically ha
on
Central - Downtown/West
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Atherton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 9:48 PM
Subject: RE: [Mpls] Bullying
> Kenneth J. Peterson wrote:
>
> >You [Shawn Marie Christen
Kenneth J. Peterson wrote:
>You [Shawn Marie Christenson] are clearly on the right
> side of this argument. Mr. Atherton doesn't seem to have
> a lot of faith or belief that positive role models exist at
> all, and even if they did they wouldn't make a difference.
You're right, I don't h
Robert P. Goldman wrote:
> As the parent of a couple of MPS students, I'd encourage us to focus
> on what the school district could or should be doing about this
> bullying issue. It's tempting to fall into arguments about whether it
> is the fault of liberals and the 1960s, or capitalism and vi
As the parent of a couple of MPS students, I'd encourage us to focus
on what the school district could or should be doing about this
bullying issue. It's tempting to fall into arguments about whether it
is the fault of liberals and the 1960s, or capitalism and violent
television, but it's not cle
"Kenneth J. Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Bullying
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 12:29:43 -0600
Great post. Mr. Atherton seems to frequently submerge common sense (there
are no role models) to fit his ideology (Minneapolis "liberals" -- what are
they,
ellent alternatives, which are providing
better educational results than MPS, at the same cost.
Keep fighting the good fight.
Looking forward to finding out: Is Superman really dead? ;-)
Kenneth J. Peterson
Downtown
From: "Shawn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Michael Atherton" &
This story was carried on ABC News on Tuesday, November 9th.
Kenneth J. Peterson
Downtown
"I'm Kenneth J. Peterson, and I approve of this email message"
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Mpls] Bullying Story Goes Nationwide?
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:07:05 E
The story apparently ran on Good Morning America. Also, there is a
problem with KSTP being able to produce a copy and transcript of the
interview with Ms. Coleman.
Dan McGuire
Ericsson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to KSTP-AM, the Minneapolis schoolyard bullying story has gone
nationwide
According to KSTP-AM, the Minneapolis schoolyard bullying story has gone
nationwide. A quick check of Google news shows numerous bullying news
references
but none specific to Minneapolis.
Bill Dooley
Kenny
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Regardless of who you are, unless you stay locked up in your house, you
will role model for children. Good, bad, or indifferent role model that
you are/may be. Kids are like baby ducks, they pattern.
WizardMarks, Central
Michael Atherton wrote:
Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
THAT is what we need
erton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Bullying
> Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
>
> > I disagree.
>
> Well, that's certainly your right, but don't expect
> anything to change because
Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
> I disagree.
Well, that's certainly your right, but don't expect
anything to change because your values, rationalizations,
and expectations are the same as the people who are
running the schools.
> It IS exactly about role models - which includes
> the parents,
re: bullying. This was sent by a Mpls resident to Channel 5, and
forwarded with permission. I thought it would add another perspective
to the discussion. -- David Brauer, list manager
Okay
So now you have identified the Minneapolis public schools as
incompetents and advocates of bullying. I wou
Reminders on the bullying thread:
Don't get personal with other members. If you find yourself addressing
another member directly (not speaking to the forum), you should
probably e-mail that person offlist. When things get personal, rules
are violated, and I want to head that off.
Remember this
"Michael Atherton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 3:14 PM
Subject: RE: [Mpls] Bullying
>
> Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
>
> > THAT is what we need in Minneapolis. We need the money for
> > schools and programs
Shawn Marie Christenson wrote:
> THAT is what we need in Minneapolis. We need the money for
> schools and programs and support, yes - but each of us can
> sure do our part in things as well. Let's just do our best
> as the Minneapolis grown-ups to be the people the Minneapolis
> kids can l
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