Assertion: bully's parent | /r/CapableOf | see child
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in social skills
type: OTHER
value: about goes on at school
type: OTHER
value: to make hostile attributions
type: PURPOSE
value: directly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Parents see children every day so are in an ideal position to help children find ways to deal with peer problems.
text: She also thinks parents may be directly teaching kids to make hostile attributions.
text: Research has identified two additional ways parents can make a positive difference to children’s relationships with peers: parents can coach children in social skills and they can actively support their children’s friendships.
text: The challenges that children face when not telling adults that they are being bullied can be dealt with by having a bully prevention program in place in every school, as well as parents and adults talking to children about bullying and the importance of telling someone in authority when it happens, and treated in a positive light.
text: Parents should try to gain details about their child's bullying and who is involved, and teach the child how to respond to being bullied assertively without getting upset.
text: She recommends that parents listen to their child, without letting their own emotions run high, and calmly ask about the facts.
text: Parents should talk to their children often about what goes on at school, including their friends and if they ever see or experience bullying.
text: If a child is unable to deal with a distressing issue by themselves, it is important that the parent communicates for the child.