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The number of cases of bullying is increasing around the world, regardless of whether it occurs in private or public schools, in privileged areas or in areas with poverty, in China, Chile, Uruguay, Mexico or the United Kingdom. In most schools in the world , situations of bullying or harassment occur . The exception is Finland, as the number of bullying cases has decreased due to a revolutionary method to combat these situations in which a student or a group of students systemically harasses a classmate. That is why was created , a methodology, developed at the University of Turku, that works with victims and harassers and that witnesses who have seen the victim or perpetrator. According to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, and Bullying without Borders , 32 of high school students acknowledge having suffered broken objects brought to school. experienced verbal violence 10% say they have suffered threats from a partner. 8% were victims of social exclusion 37.2% of sixth grade boys say they have been insulted or threatened. is the acronym for which in Finnish means “against bullying” The method that uses is Identify a bullying situation in the class .
A trained team works following a specific protocol on the victim, the harasser and the witnesses individually, without confronting them. “The impact of the America Mobile Number List system is felt above all by bullies, because if the attitudes of others change, (bullying) is no longer as fun,” , director of the program at the Institute in Spain, explains to BBC Mundo. program trainer in Spanish-speaking countries. The program has been implemented in almost 20 countries. Some testimonials: makes me feel safer and more confident. classes made me more empathetic and more social,” says a 4th grade student at Erik Erikson School. “Kiva is a program where we learn various values, where we can share our feelings, where you work as a team and also where you learn to listen to other people” “Kiva means to me kindness, respect, coexistence, friendship, anti-bullying and trust.” “means respect, be kind to new people and to all your friends” “For me means an association that prevents injustice/bullying so that children have peace, because bullying has created loss of children or violent behavior in children and wants children to have peace and a good education”
Autism is more common than you think Perhaps saying that one percent of Mexican children are affected does not sound like a huge figure, but if we remember – just as Michael did – that twenty years ago it was thought that only one in a thousand suffered from autism, the figure real number of 400 thousand children living with autism is alarming. In the United States, government statistics report that the rate of autism is increasing 10 to 17 percent annually, according to Autism Speaks, which also states that this developmental disorder is the most common to date. 13. There are few studies on autism The study “Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorders in Guanajuato, Mexico: The Leon Survey”, commissioned by Autism Speaks, is the first autism prevalence calculation carried out in Mexico and it is not enough. There is still a lot of ignorance about this disorder globally, which is frustrating for families who are affected by it. In the United States, only 0.55 percent of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) fund is directed to autism research. 14. Autism begins in childhood Autism is a developmental disorder, so it cannot manifest until adulthood. It can be diagnosed late, but it does not mean that the person has “contracted” the condition at that age. Autism is not a virus. Both autism and the other ASD disorders begin in childhood and persist throughout adolescence and adulthood.
A trained team works following a specific protocol on the victim, the harasser and the witnesses individually, without confronting them. “The impact of the America Mobile Number List system is felt above all by bullies, because if the attitudes of others change, (bullying) is no longer as fun,” , director of the program at the Institute in Spain, explains to BBC Mundo. program trainer in Spanish-speaking countries. The program has been implemented in almost 20 countries. Some testimonials: makes me feel safer and more confident. classes made me more empathetic and more social,” says a 4th grade student at Erik Erikson School. “Kiva is a program where we learn various values, where we can share our feelings, where you work as a team and also where you learn to listen to other people” “Kiva means to me kindness, respect, coexistence, friendship, anti-bullying and trust.” “means respect, be kind to new people and to all your friends” “For me means an association that prevents injustice/bullying so that children have peace, because bullying has created loss of children or violent behavior in children and wants children to have peace and a good education”
Autism is more common than you think Perhaps saying that one percent of Mexican children are affected does not sound like a huge figure, but if we remember – just as Michael did – that twenty years ago it was thought that only one in a thousand suffered from autism, the figure real number of 400 thousand children living with autism is alarming. In the United States, government statistics report that the rate of autism is increasing 10 to 17 percent annually, according to Autism Speaks, which also states that this developmental disorder is the most common to date. 13. There are few studies on autism The study “Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorders in Guanajuato, Mexico: The Leon Survey”, commissioned by Autism Speaks, is the first autism prevalence calculation carried out in Mexico and it is not enough. There is still a lot of ignorance about this disorder globally, which is frustrating for families who are affected by it. In the United States, only 0.55 percent of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) fund is directed to autism research. 14. Autism begins in childhood Autism is a developmental disorder, so it cannot manifest until adulthood. It can be diagnosed late, but it does not mean that the person has “contracted” the condition at that age. Autism is not a virus. Both autism and the other ASD disorders begin in childhood and persist throughout adolescence and adulthood.