Developed by a collaborative of National Association of Health Education Centers members, this dynamic program engages any group of middle level students and helps them develop empathy and compassion for others.
It’s Not Cool to Be Cruel deals with the physical and emotional cruelty inflicted by bullying and violence. Students learn to appreciate their own differences and the differences of those around them.
Participants will:
- Develop skills to become compassionate, caring and cooperative
- Recognize the need to develop empathy for others
- Identify positive and negative behaviors and actions
- Explain how to be part of the solution rather than the problem
- Give examples of how they can have a positive impact in their classroom and school.
Components |
Script
PowerPoint
Video
CD
B/W copies of signs/props |
License |
$150.00 |
Train-the-Trainer |
$1,500.00 plus travel expenses.
Includes license and onsite train-the-trainer |
Developer |
Collaborative of National Association of Health Education Center Members |
Signage* |
- 4 color cards for walls,
- 80 award clip-ons
- 100 sets of color cards
- 4 role-plays signs
- 2 Don’t Laugh at me signs
- 2 Ridicule free zone signs
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Cost |
$260.00 plus shipping |
*This signage is in addition to what is provided as part of the program components.
About the Developers
 The following NAHEC members participated in the development and piloting of the program. Alice Aycock Poe, Children’s Health Education Center, Hall of Life HEC, Harold W. McMillen Center, Health Awareness Center, Health World Museum, HealthWorks! Kids Museum, Health Space of Cleveland, Hult Health Education Center, KAMA Health Discovery, Ruth Lilly Health Education Center, Saint Joseph Mercy Health Exploration Station, Robert Crown Health Education Center and Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center
Interested in this Program?
Members interested in this program should contact NAHEC by phone at 414-390-2187 or via email.
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