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Children Learn to Stand up for Themselves From Marloes and They Have Succeeded.
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Being excluded, nasty comments, or online bullying. These are situations that many children face. Marloes van Tetering has a home-based room in Waalwijk where children gather after school. There, including during Anti-Bullying Week, they learn how to stand more firmly on their own two feet. On the table in the room lie three cards labeled ‘agree’, ‘disagree’, and ‘doubt’. One of the five children reads out a statement. For example: “Some young p…
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