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1. high-school-usa.fandom.com › wiki › Brad_SolveeBrad Solvee | High School USA! Wiki | Fandom

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   Brad is a student at High School USA! He is one of the main characters, along with Marsh, Cassandra, Amber, and Blackstein. Brad is passive aggressive, with mostly good intentions. He acts like a bully, though he denies it.

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3. patch.com › ohio › canton-ohWhen Coaches Bully: It Happens To Millions Of Youth Athletes

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   Jan 24, 2020 · CANTON, OH — Three star athletes on an Ohio high school basketball team consider Paul Wackerly a bully, and if he was a teacher or even a 14-year-old student, there’d be little doubt that...

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4. highschoolusa.fandom.com › wiki › BradBrad Slovee | High School USA! Wiki | Fandom

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   Bradleyford "Brad" Slovee Brad is one of the gang: Marsh, Amber, Cassandra and Blackstein. He is the son of Garrett Philanders and Mrs. Slovee. Voiced by T.J. Miller. Brad is passive aggressive, with mostly good intentions. He acts like a bully, though he denies it. His victim is usually...

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6. uscenterforsafesport.org › wp-content › uploadsPreventing Bullying: What Great Coaches Need to Know - SafeSport

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   When coaches present potential bullying scenarios to their team and discuss what the athletes and coaches might do in each situation, (See Section 4 for sample scenarios.) they help athletes understand how bullying behavior can affect both the players individually and the team as a whole.

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7. uscenterforsafesport.org › how-to-respond-to-bullyingBullying: How to Respond | U.S. Center for SafeSport

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   A Widespread Issue. According to the CDC, about 1 in 5 high school students reported being bullied at school in the last year. That number nearly doubles for LGBTQ+ students. One in 6 students have been cyberbullied.

8. truesport.org › bullying-prevention › why-coachesWhy Coaches Bully And What To Do - TrueSport

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   Apr 1, 2024 · What To Do If Your Coach Is A Bully. Still, there are steps you should take if you suspect—or see—your child being bullied by a coach. Gauge how your child is interacting with their sport. Is she reluctant to go to practice, even though she loves the sport?

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   Did a high school sports sanctioning body give a pass to bullying coaches?

   • The high school sports sanctioning body’s decision that basically gives a pass to bullying coaches was a final blow to the basketball players and their parents. “Bullying is bullying, no matter who the bully is,” Kisha Warren, Erica’s mother, said.

   When Coaches Bully: It Happens To Millions Of Youth Athletes

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   Who is a bully athlete?

   • The athlete(s) who sees the bullying behavior happening and either observes and does nothing or acts as an ally and intervenes. The roles are complex and dynamic with some athletes playing multiple roles over time. The intent of the definition is to describe athlete’s behaviors at a given point in time, not to define and label their character.

   Preventing Bullying: What Great Coaches Need to Know - SafeSport

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   Is bully coaching a problem in sports?

   • Article by Michael Evien, High School Basketball Coach and Head Student Manager for Men’s Basketball at San Jose State University. A note from the editor: Bully Coaching and bullying in sports are controversial topics in need of further debate, and evidence based research in the field of Sport Psychology.

   Bullying or Honesty – A Coach’s Perspective - Sport Psychology Today

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   Are high-status kids bullied?

   • Often, however, children who participate in bullying are well connected to their peers, considered “popular” and like to be in control of others. These “high-status” youth might be the best athletes on the team who have social capital to spare. There is no single predictor of bullying behavior. Bullying can happen for any reason and to any person.

   Preventing Bullying: What Great Coaches Need to Know - SafeSport

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   How many young athletes are bullied by their coaches a year?

   • National studies show about 2 million young athletes are bullied by their coaches every year, including 4 percent who said in surveys they had been hit, slapped or kicked by their coach. (Shutterstock / vectorfusionart / File)

   When Coaches Bully: It Happens To Millions Of Youth Athletes

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   When does a coach bully a player?

   • I believe a coach bully’s players when he embarrasses a player in one on one conversation or when a coach attempts to embarrass or intimidate a player to people who are viewers outside of the team such as fans. For example, if a coach consistently scolds a player only on game day and not in practice I will consider that bullying.

   Bullying or Honesty – A Coach’s Perspective - Sport Psychology Today

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10. www.sportpsychologytoday.com › youth-sportsBullying or Honesty - A Coach's Perspective | Sports ...

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    The following article is a High School Basketball Coach’s perspective on Bully Coaching, in response to the example presented in “How Bully Coaching Affects Athletes.” Dear Dr. Edger, I do not think the story of the high school quarterback is considered bullying.