Seoul Elementary is a very big school. There are
approximately 175 kids in each class so there were four presentations today.
The kids were all fired up and ready for Trevor to come to the school.
The most touching thing that occurred today was the exchange
between a second grader and Trevor. It was so neat.
The little boy came up to Trevor and proudly introduced himself.
He had little red sweatshirt on with his
hoodie pulled so tightly around his face you could so only his eyes. But he was
so confident when he saidthat he was bullied badly a year
ago at an international school in Europe. But he said he had the greatest
counselor that helped him a lot. We asked the boy what did counselor did. He
said the counselor showed him the Bullies Are A Pain in the Brain dvd. The
watched it together a few times and talked about all of the ideas and how he
could use those ideas in his situation. This little boy was being bullied on
the playground back at his old school. But with the help of his counselor and
the Bullies Are A Pain in the Brain dvd he really figured out how to make the
situation better.
We asked him how it was going here in Korea. He said things
are good and he is still using the ideas from the dvd and the ideas from his
counselor to handle any rough situation that might come up. He is so excited to
know that he is going to be receiving his own copy of Bullies Are A Pain in the
Brain dvd. Thank you USO.
Once again we realized that the simplest of tools and just
being there to lend an ear to a child makes all the difference in the world.
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