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Parent Bullying Prevention Tips

Eliminating Middle School Bullying Program is designed to help the victim of a Middle School Bully and explain how middle school bullying can hurt and scar a victim for life.

The Middle School years can be difficult. Surviving the Middle School years is a challenge; especially if you are the victim of a middle school bully.

* Middle school bullies tease other students

* Middle school bullies alienate other students

* Middle school bullies often physically hurt other students

* Middle school bullies may cyber bully other students

* Middle school bullies sometimes gang up and terrorize other students

Program Synopsis:

Richard’s Duck Sense™ Eliminating Middle School Bullying Program is designed to help the victim of a Middle School Bully and explain how middle school bullying can hurt and scar a victim for life.

Through humor, ventriloquism, real life middle school bullying stories and audience participation, students discover having fun at someone else’s expense is actually bullying. What was thought to be "girls being girls" is girls being nasty and bullying other girls, what was thought to be boys just goofing around is actually boys bullying other boys or girls.

In the Middle School world of clicks, popularity and self-discrimination, Richard’s Eliminating Middle School Bullying assembly program’s goal is to break the silence and encourage no bullying discussion that helps the victims and the students. Ending the middle school bullying is a major step in having a safe school policy. Richard’s Eliminating Middle School Bullying school assembly program shares strategies and simple techniques students can use to take action to prevent or put an end to middle school violence.

At every middle school Richard has presented his Eliminating Middle School Bullying school assembly program teachers, administrators and students have commented on how Richard kept their attention, entertained them with his hilarious creativity and motivated them to want to initiate a no bully supportive environment.  

Share this no bullying skit that teaches students what to do if they see a student at school or on the playground being bullied. Super hero duck Carlos saves the victim of the bully and explains to the bystanders what they should have done to put an end to the bullying.

Satisfied Customers Say . . .

I would strongly encourage you to consider Mr. Paul for any of your assembly needs. He is professional, considerate and patient. We had issues with our funding and didn’t even know if the show would go on till the last minute, but Mr. Paul was in constant contact with us and willing to work with us. Many companies are just out to make money, but I believe Mr. Paul truly does this for the love of it. He incorporates real life situations and experiences, role plays, and staff and students to make his point. In conclusion, I want to thank Mr. Paul for his amazing presentations. I have never seen the students so captivated and attentive. He has an amazing ability to entertain and teach at the same time. Our students and staff are still talking about his assembly and have rated it the best in recent years!

Another satisfied customer, Tressa Lickfelt
School Success Program Hale Elementary and Middle Schools Hale, MI

Richard,

I just want to thank you for the awesome assembly today.  Both our staff and students raved about the experience.  It is always difficult to find workshops that will keep middle school students engaged.  This one certainly did!  Thank you again.  Please keep us posted on any new or different workshops that we could bring to our school in the future.

Janet Seabold
Slocum Skewes School, Ridgefield, NJ

WOW! the best No Bully Assembly I have seen.

Mr. Leonie
Foreign Language Immersion School, Detroit, Michigan

Hundreds of Westland families turned off violent television programs and video games last Thursday enjoying a night out together. In all 1700 people attended the city's 11th annual Turn Off The Violence program at the Baily Recreation Center. Ventriloquist Richard Paul also drew crowds for his two presentations "Duck Sense for Kids- "No Bully Club" offering helpful tips and suggestions on how to stop teasing and put an end to the violence. "He was wonderful," said recreation program Supervisor Margaret Martin. "His programs were very interactive, so he had a lot of people coming out of the audience."

Westland Observer
November 2005

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On behalf of Mayor Sandra Cicirelli's Task Force, the Westland Department of Parks and Recreation and all the people who attended the 11th Annual Turn Off the Violence Night, we would like to thank you for your performance. It was a pleasure to work with you and we all enjoyed your presentations.

Your effort, combined with the other groups who participated provided a truly unique experience for all the participants and volunteers. For one evening almost 1700 people chose to turn off their televisions, and made a commitment to their families and their community. This event is a success due to the commitment by you. We couldn't have done it without you! Thank you again for being part of this extraordinary event.

Sincerely,

AWESOME SHOW!
City of Westland- Department of Parks and Recreation
Robert Kosowski, Director of Recreation
Margaret Martin, Recreation Program Supervisor,
Lesa Blaclburn, Deputy Director of Recreation

School Survey Results

Results of a survey taken by Listen America for Richard Paul's Duck Sense For Kids "No Bully Club School Assembly Program.

Out of six schools responding to the survey here is the % ratings:

2. Richard Paul has a variety of presentations for schools including programs about: respect, conflict resolution and character building.
Would you be interested in having Richard come to your school again?

Yes 100% No 0

3. Can you give us a short testimonial about Richard Paul's (Duck Sense For Kids) "No Bully Club" presentation.

1) Richard Paul's presentation was very well received by staff and students of all grade levels. In discussion afterwards, students acting as bullies seemed embarrassed and didn't seem to realize how mean that behavior is. We will be following up with groups for bullies as well as victims. Great Job!

2) The presentation had such a good mix of humor and serious dialog that he really held the interest of the entire group. 1st-5th grade.

3) The information from teachers is "great and very good. Repeated info at a level students could relate to them, supported it with role playing. That way they heard the message, saw it, sang about and answered questions about it."

4) Bullying is such a current problem. Our students could easily relate to the topic. Richard Paul gave excellent strategies for students to use when they are bullied. Lots of good feedback.