Factors Contributing to School Violence

Factors That Caused School Violence Jim felt cramped when hearing that an assistant was shouting from the other side of her office. "The principal of your daughter's school is on the phone." Jim took the phone and noticed that his office clock was already at 2:15 pm and greeted "Hello?" . "Mr. Wilson, Hello, because your daughter attacked a boy at today's afternoon, I called, I need to see me as soon as possible and go home." "It can not be done today," Jim said . "I held a board of directors in less than an hour.

Factors that cause school violence are numerous, complex, and primarily related to the local community. For example, some people think that the main factors that cause student violence are lack of parental supervision in the family, lack of school participation in families, and mass media violence. Others believe that some kind of child rearing creates a child that causes school violence. Children in the United States are receiving stable diet therapy of physical and violent violence initially beginning from the beginning and lasting lifetime. Indeed, American children are watching television for a long time than going to school. Most of the content seen by children, including cartoons, is unsupervised, and most of them are full of pure libido and violence. Media plays an important role in enhancing the typical feeling of immortality in children and adolescents. As children grow, they lack a short understanding of life.

Introduction Violence in schools is seen as a subset of youth violence and broader health problems from many reported and even unreported events. Factors that promote school violence include socioeconomic status, family, colleagues, mental health and so on. The best way to deal with school violence is to create a physical and social environment that prevents violence and promotes school safety (Brener 81). School violence has various forms. Violence in schools is regarded as bullying, fighting, use of weapons, shooting, stabbing acts, violent violence, and now increasingly cyber bullying