Changing Policy to End Anti-Gay Bullying

Can educators prevent anti-gay bullying?

Yes.

A growing body of research tells us that teachers, school administrators, and elected officials have a major influence on the way lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, or LGBT, youths are treated at school, as reported in “Safe Schools Policy for LGBTQ Students” Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader in a recent issue of the Social Policy Report , published by the Society for Research in Child Development. Schools that take explicit action to prevent bullying based on race, gender, or sexuality go a long way toward creating a positive climate for all students. Educators can create a safe environment for those students at risk of being bullied if we...

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