By MELANIE B. GLOVER, Sacramento Bee

Adolescents and preteens are swearing more publicly than ever -- especially at school, experts say.

It's conversational swearing -- in the hallways and in the classroom -- that is on the rise, says Timothy Jay, one of the leading scholars on cursing in the United States.

Tips for dealing with teen swearing

-- SET RULES AND BE ROLE MODELS: Be clear about what language is off-limits for your children, and don't use it yourself, either.

-- BE VERY CLEAR: On a first offense, tell them: "We don't use that language here. It can be hurtful to someone, and we expect you not to use it."

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