Create a Culture of Kindness in Middle School

“The vast majority of students we talk to agree that bullying is bad and kindness is cool. But they often lack basic strategies to show compassion to their classmates. This book offers dozens of practical, hands-on lesson plans educators can use to teach students how to be kind (and why that matters so much). The lessons encourage students to stand up for what is right, and give them the tools to do it. If you want to ‘Create a Culture of Kindness in [your] Middle School, ’ this book is for you.”–Dr. Justin W. Patchin and Dr. Sameer Hinduja, codirectors of the Cyberbullying Research Center and authors of Words Wound

Naomi Drew, M.A., is an expert on conflict resolution and peacemaking. Her work has been instrumental in introducing the skills of peacemaking to public education and has been recognized by educational leaders throughout the United States and Canada. Naomi is also a dynamic and inspiring speaker. She serves as a consultant to school districts, parent groups, and civic organizations and is a registered provider with the New Jersey State Department of Education Character Education Network. She lives in New Jersey. Christa M. Tinari, M.A., is passionate about the power of education to bring justice and peace to our classrooms, neighborhoods, and beyond. She believes that in order to shape and nurture the whole child, education must inspire hearts as much as expand minds. Christa is a presenter at major international and national conferences and consults with schools across the United States. She is an adjunct instructor at colleges of education where she teaches educators-in-training, is an expert in social-emotional learning and bullying prevention, and is the founder and director of PeacePraxis Educational Services. She lives in Pennsylvania.

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