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Bullied in class, the school downplays it

Bullizzato in classe, la scuola minimizza · Family · Beginner

The case

Your 11-year-old confessed that three classmates mock him daily, hide his things and have shoved him twice. You spoke with the coordinator: 'kids' stuff, we'll keep an eye on it'. Two weeks later nothing has changed and your son doesn't want to go anymore. How do you proceed?

Tuo figlio di 11 anni ti ha confessato che tre compagni lo prendono in giro ogni giorno, gli nascondono le cose e l'hanno spinto due volte. Hai parlato con la coordinatrice: 'ragazzate, teniamo d'occhio'. Due settimane dopo è tutto uguale e tuo figlio non vuole più andarci. Come procedi?

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What is the "Bullied in class, the school downplays it" problem-solving case on Grace?

It is a beginner-level Family case based on a real workplace situation. You read the problem, write how you would solve it in free text, and Grace's AI judges whether your solution actually works, and tells you what is still uncovered.

Is there one correct answer to "Bullied in class, the school downplays it"?

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