School Violence and Safety Promotion

In the past few years when school violence is increasing, school violence is intensifying. A disaster like shooting at Columbine High School is not an unprecedented thing, and many communities are concerned about school safety precautions. Johnson and Johnson said, "The teaching method is different from the past, 50 years ago, there was a big problem continuing at the venue while talking about, talking about chewing gum, robbery, assault, murder" (1995).

Schools are responsible for preventing injuries in school ownership and activities sponsored by schools. In addition, schools can teach students the safety they need to promote safety and prevent accidental injuries, domestic violence and suicide, work, play, community and lifelong suicides. Schools can promote lifelong unintended injuries, violence and suicide prevention skills by practicing strategies for safe behavior and providing strategies to enhance opportunities. However, educational intervention alone can not significantly reduce the risk of injury or injury. Effective school-based injury prevention efforts in coordinated ways to tackle policies and procedures, employee growth, school physical environment and curriculum (176)

Monitoring is important to promote safety and to preserve the environment to prevent accidental injuries and violence. Schools can develop and implement safety rules for sports and recreational activities. Staff supervising physical activity and recreation should receive first aid and CPR training. Schools can ensure positive oversight, especially during breaks, recreation times, games, sports and sports events (100, 176, 239). Fields that require supervision include halls, bathrooms and playgrounds. According to a survey in New York, 63% of junior high school students reported bullying in the corridor, but only 11% thought that the hall was an important place of bullying (268). Staff and volunteers can receive training on how to supervise students so that they can be effectively protected from potentially dangerous situations (268)

All schools promise to prevent school violence and the school is a very safe place. Students, faculty, staff, and guardians all play an important role in promoting school safety. Adults reveal leadership by guaranteeing students that schools are usually safe for children and adolescents, repeating what security measures and students have supported the school. Adults can do: