Discourage Bullying When it Occurs 
Increase supervision of students and be prepared to intervene. Take the time to stop, listen, take all complaints seriously, and understand bullying. If the necessity arises to intervene, and your school policy allows, stand between the involved students to block their eye contact. Maintain a calm tone of voice without asking what happened publicly. This allows the victim to gain control and “save face.” If appropriate, impose immediate and consistent consequences as outlined by your school policies.
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