Watch for your teacher yelling or calling you names.. Look out for hitting, grabbing, poking, or shoving.. Ask yourself if your teacher ever makes you feel scared or embarrassed.
Watch for your teacher yelling or calling you names.
Look out for hitting, grabbing, poking, or shoving.
Ask yourself if your teacher ever makes you feel scared or embarrassed.
Get help right away if your teacher touches you inappropriately.
Note whether your teacher ignores your needs.
Tell your parents or another teacher right away.
Keep a record of the things your teacher does.
Explain clearly what your teacher has been doing.
Get other kids in your class to back you up if you can.
Call a help hotline if nobody will listen to you.
Document any incidents your child tells you about.
Research local laws on abuse and bullying so you know what violates the law.
Look for other parents and kids at the school who can back you up.
Try talking to the teacher if their behavior doesn't seem too extreme.
Approach the school administration with your concerns if necessary.
Contact the local press if the school doesn't take you seriously.
Remove your child from the class if the administration won't take action.
Let your child know that you are there for them.
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