What are your goals in regard to bullying? 

In 2019, we are working to share our mission and vision with educators across the GLOBE to eradicate bullying of any kind.  
As educators, you play an instrumental role in eradicating bullying. Use this tool to guide you through the school year!

In 2019, the C.C.R.A.B.S acronym for educators stands for Consistent, Confidence, Resounding, Advocate and Build Success. These powerful concepts can be incorporated into any situation inside and outside the classroom to help our youth understand how to release the need to control a situation and instead find a solution to help everyone win.

You have had the opportunity to recharge and now it is time to reset!

As we embark on a New Year, what will you personally do to ensure that you meet your goals?
My challenge to you:
Spend 15-20 minutes writing down 3 goals that will help you avoid bullying in your classroom.

Take some time to recharge over this Holiday Break! Here are a few ideas to get you started from BE BETTER...  

1. Have one drink too many... 
2. Eat too much... 
3.  Play cards... 
4. Meet up with friends... 

BE HUMAN!!! 

YOU PLAY A BIG ROLE IN THE FUTURE OF OUR KIDS AND WE NEED YOU TO BE THE BEST VERSION OF YOU THAT YOU CAN BE! 

Watch this short video as a reminder of how important you are to all of us here at BE BETTER. 

Did you know that everyday we are making 35,000 choices?!?!?

If you are feeling a little overwhelmed can you imagine how your students feel? 

1. Be an advocate for your students in regard to the choices they are making and how those choices are impacting their lives! 

2. If you think they aren't listening or watching you... You're WRONG! They are! 

 Watch this short video to grasp the importance of your influence on your students' choices. 

As an educator create clarity around your choices with your students in regard to bullying. 1. You must understand what your end goals are!
2. You must be able to define the steps to reach the goal. 

Do you know what bullying is and what it isn't? Watch this short video to gain some clarity around bullying.