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ABC News 20/20 Bullies | DVD-R

List Price:

$14.95

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Binding:

DVD-R

Run Time:

10 minutes

Studio:

ABC News

Number of Discs:

Release Date:

May 14, 2007

Sales Rank:

56,443th

EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Amazon.com
ABC News looks at the lasting and tragic consequences of being bullied and the daily torture that bullied children suffer. School violence specialist Glenn Stutzky tells us that the consequences of school bullying today may even include revenge killings and an epidemic of suicides. This "20/20" show contains the following additional stories: Product Warnings SmokingThis product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 2 reviews)

Not worth the money by K-8 Counselor

2 Stars
September 05, 2008
I am a K-8 School Counselor and purchased this thinking the entire DVD was about Bullies. It actually is only a 10 min. segment which is somewhat outdated (didn't even mention the impact of the internet). I also purchased 20/20 DVD The 'In Crowd' and Social Cruelty which is better.

A "must see" for parents/teachers!! by Betty (TN)

5 Stars
August 28, 2008
Very important information for parents/teachers alike - very well presented - we need to address this problem early on - great for college classroom, too!

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