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Staying Safe at School

By: Chester L. Quarles

Personal safety issues of concern to all teachers are highlighted in this book. It discusses how to analyze the school environment for security risks, what to do and what not to do to avoid becoming a victim of crime. And, if the worst occurs, how to learn to survive. The book shows how to make a difference by enhancing the quality of life and safety at school.

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Product Details

Grade Level: PreK-12
ISBN: 9780803960862
Published By: Corwin
Series: Survival Skills for Teachers
Year: 1993
Page Count: 96
Publication date: October 05, 1993

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Pinpoints personal safety issues of importance to all educators. Shows how to analyze your school for security risks. Includes proven methods for averting crime, improving school safety, and avoiding being a victim.

Author(s)

Chester L. Quarles

Table of Contents

Introduction

Recognizing the Problem

Preparing for the Inevitable

How Teachers Can Help

Ongoing Safety Efforts

What Teachers Can Suggest

The Troublemakers

What Teachers Need to Know

Teachers' Liability and Rights

Avoiding Your Own Victimization

Becoming a Successful Victim

Emotional Survival

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