I hope you'll read my new article, "Getting at the Roots of Bullying," published by the Virginia Journal of Education. It examines how to prevent bullying from occurring and how to intervene when necessary. Here's the link:
http://www.veanea.org/vea-journal/1010/index.html

In "Standardized Testing, Perception, and Reality,"I explore the relationship between perception and reality, one of the central asreas of interest in internal control psychology. Here's the link:

http://www.funderstanding.com/content/standardized-testing-perception-and-reality#more-1108

As many of you know, my books are based on internal control psychology, specifically Choice Theory. I recently wrote a brief introduction to Choice Theory with ideas about how it impacts education. You can access this piece by visiting:

http://www.funderstanding.com/content/choice-theory#more-1056

I hope you find it informative and useful.

It's hard to create an inspiring classroom if you are concerned about bullying. I offer some valuable information and steps you can take in the following blog: http://www.funderstanding.com/content/want-to-reduce-bullying-some-things-you-should-know#more-1113
I hope you'll check it out and share your thoughts.

Just taped an audio session for a group about leadership. As I say in the taping, teachers (and parents) are leaders so this might be interesting for you to listen to. There are four audio sessions and they are all available to listen to for free. Just hit the link below and sign up. And yes, I mean absolutely free!

http://www.leadingpotential.com.au/coachingbytheexperts2/