| Description:People with intellectual disabilities are often the brunt of teasing and bullying. From schoolyard to workplace the teasing never seems to stop. “Just ignore it” is usually the advice given, but is that good enough? This little book suggests that there are ways that we can help people with disabilities understand teasing and bullying. It also suggests new strategies for dealing with mean people. Further, this book will help parents and staff better support an individual with a disability who is being teased. Until the world is a better place, people with disabilities have to be better prepared to live in it. |
