School Shootings in America

You are in the shopping mall and someone shouts "Shoot down!" I shoot. Your first instinct is to start shooting before shooting. Imagine now at the cafeteria of the school. It is terrible. Horror movie scenes are frightening and are being broadcast at schools throughout the United States. After lunch at the cafeteria, students enter the dining room and start shooting firearms. The first thing I felt at first for the first time was that I cried for help and lay on the ground, but why did such a scene occurred at the study site?

In the past five years, about 300 school shooting occurred in the United States (since 2013, there were 290 school shoots in the US in 2020). Of these, 17 shooting occurred between January 1, 2018 and February 8, 2018. However, these statistics do not include gun incidents any more. These guns were brought into school but were not released, or firearms were abandoned from campus. School shoots each have a serious impact on students, teachers, schools, communities and the community of the community, have a long-term impact on the spiritual and mental health of affected communities, and furthermore in student learning abilities It also has an impact. Effective learning (Beland & Kim, 2015; Juvonen, 2001; photographing 290 times since 2013, 2018)

Why American public education needs its own #TeToo campaign: school shooting, erasing teachers, paying toilets, and constitutional defects

Among all developed and developing countries in the world, the United States has the largest school shooting and school violence every day. The pictures taken today at Parkland, Florida are ranked 18th in the country this year. From 2013 to 2017, the incidence of school shooting in the United States was about once a week. In 2018, we received a blow at school every five days. In the United States, K - 12 education continues to grow with the rapid increase in technology - based data analysis. At the same time, the teachers who make "hundreds of decisions" every day (Clark & ​​Peterson, 1986; Danielson, 2016, p.19) are increasingly demanding a time-consuming dispute (Danielson, 2016), lamentation management, lack of support Today, "Big data ... commitment to new relief ... collection and analysis of evidence that education improves" (publisher, 2012, 1 page)

Why American public education needs its own #TeToo campaign: school shooting, erasing teachers, paying toilets, and constitutional defects