Bullying and School Violence: The Colombine High School Shooting

"Two gunmen entered the school and fired at the school" This is a title heard and seen in all newspapers, broadcasts and news broadcasts, after the infamous Columbine High School was filmed on April 20, 1999 . Detailed information on this shot did not appear immediately. But when they did, the whole country was completely shocked. First, 17 and 18 year old Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold entered the school with various guns, knives and bombs.

The media showed us the image of school shooting and school violence. School shooting is relatively rare, but school violence is still spreading. Everyday, thousands of students are experiencing various types of school violence in the form of word attacks, physical attacks, bullying and threats. School violence may also affect learning. Students scared of school will have difficulty concentrating on their education. In a study done at Brown University, there was no direct correlation between school violence and personal GPA. However, in this survey we conclude that school violence will affect the test scores and the overall performance of the student group.

The United States surpasses other high-income countries in terms of school bullying rate, but it is an exception to fatal school violence. To date, the most comprehensive survey of school shooting incidents involving 38 countries from 1764 to 2009 showed that the United States has fewer group shots than all other countries combined. The difference of deadly school violence between America and other countries is almost completely a function of gun popularity. In the United States, it is no accident that the majority of mass murders are done with guns, and that the country with the second highest kill rate in China is a gun.

School bullying is related to school shooting, and the majority of students (87%) believe shootings are direct retaliation against bullying. School shooters being bullied by the evidence are Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold (a perpetrator of the Colombane High School Massacre), Nathan Ferris, Edmer Apare Sid Freitas, Brian Head, Seung Hui Cho, Wellington Menezs Oliveira, Kim Vijir, Carl Pearson and Jeff Ways. This article combines sentences of free content. It is licensed under CC-BY-SA IGO 0. License Statement: School Violence and Bullying: Global Status Report, 17, 29-31, UNESCO, UNESCO. For details on how to add UNESCO Open License Text to Wikipedia articles, see "Wikipedia: Adding Open License Text to Wikipedia". For reuse of Wikipedia text, please refer to the terms of service.