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Child Abuse Resources for Schools and Teachers

  1. Library Catalog - Use Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) to locate books in the main stacks, books, curriculum materials and media in the Teaching Materials Center (TMC), and Reference (Ref.) books.
    • Abused Children
    • Bullying—Prevention
    • Child Abuse—Prevention
    • Child Abuse—Reporting
    • Child Abuse, Sexual
    • Child Molesters
    • Child Prostitution
    • Child Sexual Abuse
    • Children—Violence Against
    • Children and Violence
    • Children in Pornography
    • Family Violence
    • Home and School
    • Incest
    • Internet Pornography
    • Parent and Child
    • School Discipline
    • School Violence
    • School Social Work
    • Sexually Abuse Children
    • Teacher-Student Relationships
    • Violence in Children

  2. Some book titles with call numbers to locate in Memorial Library:
    • 101 Facts About Bullying BF 637 .B85 .K48 2008
    • Child Abuse Sourcebook Ref. HV 6626.52 .C557 2004
    • Children With Sexual Behavior Problems RJ 507 .A77 .F75 2007
    • Choosing To Heal RJ 507 .S49 .E45 2007
    • Deafening Silence HV 6250.4 .W65 .R65 2008
    • Encyclopedia of Child Abuse Ref. HV 6626.5 .C57 2007
    • Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence Ref. HV 6626 .E534 2007
    • Girls Against Girls TMC HQ 798 .B865 2009
    • Linking Bullyproof TMC BF 637 .B85 .L44 2006
    • Nurturing Nonviolent Children HQ 784 .V55 .J665 2008
    • Pedophilia and Sexual Offending Against Children RC 560 .C46 .S478 2008
    • Sexing the Teacher LB 2844.1 .C54 .C38 2007
    • So Sexy So Soon HQ 792 .U56 .L48 2008
    • Violence in America’s Schools LB 3013.32 .T46 2006
    • When Children Are Abused: An Educator’s Guide To Intervention TMC HV 6626.52 .T693 2002)

  3. Internet/World Wide Web Sites (WWW)

  4. Indexing/Abstracting Databases: There are a variety of indexing/abstracting databases accessed through the library home page http://Library.cortland.edu to locate journal articles in print or electronic format; check the Periodicals Holdings/360link.
    • Academic Search Premier
    • CINAHL Plus with Full-Text
    • Education Full-Text
    • Education Research Complete
    • ERIC (also indexes/abstracts books, curriculum materials, reports, some in full-text)
    • Health Reference Center
    • Medline
    • Physical Education Index
    • Professional Development Collection
    • Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
    • ScienceDirect (electronic access to key international journal, Child Abuse & Neglect)
    • SocIndex with Full-Text
    • Sport Discus
    • Wilson OmniFile

  5. Selected sampling of recent journal article citations:
    • Allen, K.P. (2009), “Dealing with Bullying and Conflict through a Collaborative Intervention Process,” School Social Work Journal 33: 70-85.
    • Aluedse, O. (2006), “Bullying in Schools: A Form of Child Abuse in Schools,” Educational Research Quarterly 30: 37-49.
    • Dake, J.A. (2003), “Evaluation of a Child Abuse Prevention Curriculum for Third-Grade Students: Assessment of Knowledge and Efficacy Expectations,” Journal of School Health 73:76-82.
    • Egu, C.L. and D. J. Weiss (2003), “Role of Race and Severity of Abuse in Teachers’ Recognition or Reporting of Child Abuse,” Journal of Child and Family Studies12: 465-475.
    • Ellard, A., et. al. (2004), “Child Abuse Prevention Strategies in Public Recreation Agencies,” Journal of Park and Recreation Administration 22: 23-36.
    • Faller, K.C. (2007), “Coaching Children about Sexual Abuse,” Child Abuse & Neglect 31:947-59.
    • Hinkelman, L. and M. Bruno (2008), “Identification and Reporting of Child Sexual Abuse: the Role of the Elementary School Professionals,” Elementary School Journal 108: 376-91.
    • Hirschstein, M.K., et. al. (2007), “Walking the Talk in Bullying Prevention,” School Psychology Review 36: 3-21.
    • Kelley, R.T. (2009), “Sexting: Fun or Felony,” Principal Leadership 9: 60-62.
    • Kolar, K.R. (2007), “Silent victims: Children Exposed to Family Violence,” Journal of School Nursing 23: 86-91.
    • Taylor, C.A., et. al. (2009), “Intimate Partner Violence, Maternal Stress, Nativity, and Risk for Maternal Maltreatment of Young Children,” American Journal of Public Health 99: 175-183.
    • Webster, R.E. (2004), “School-Based Responses to Children Who Have Been Sexually Assaulted,” Education and Treatment of Children 27: 64-81.
    • Whitted, K.S. and D. R. Dupper (2008), “Do Teachers Bully Students?” Education and Urban Society 40: 329-41
    • Yanowitz, K.L., et. al. (2003), “Teachers’ Beliefs about the Effects of Child Abuse,” Child Abuse & Neglect 27: 483-8.

Prepared by E. Paterson, SUNY Cortland Memorial Library, August 1996; Revised August 2004, June 2009

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