Myths School Violence

Myth #1: School violence only happens among poorly educated children.

Truth: School violence affects children across all racial, social, economical and geographical boundaries. This means that your child is not safe from school violence just because they attend an expensive prep school or study abroad.

Myth #2: School violence is caused by children who come from problem homes.

Truth: There are many instances when school violence erupts between children who are from stellar homes with parents who are highly educated and have provided their children with the best of everything. In other words, school violence is no respecter of social class or lack thereof.

Myth #3: If you don’t want trouble, you should just look the other way when you see school violence.

Truth: Turning away and pretending that you haven’t seen violence at school only increases the possibility that not only will it happen again but the next time the violence may escalate and more children may be hurt or killed. There are channels you can use in school to report violence without actually trying to break up the violence and risking injury.

Myth #4: If you ignore violence in school, it will just go away in time.

Truth: Many children who commit violent acts do so because they think that they can get away with it. If there is no risk of getting caught or being punished, the violence tends to continue to escalate, often times giving the offender a rush of adrenaline or false feeling of power over those who are victimized. Children who commit violent acts on and around school property must be dealt with. The sooner the better.

Myth #5: Children who commit violent acts in school should be locked away forever.

Truth: There are a great number of different reasons why children behave violently in school. Finding the cause of their behavior and treating the cause to effect a cure is the only logical solution. Committing children to permanent incarceration for violent acts only supports the claim that education and society have failed children who commit such acts.
 
Myth #6: There is no solution to school violence.

Truth: Every day solutions are being brought to the table to help decrease and eliminate school violence. Educating parents, teachers, students and communities on how to better serve students who may have violent tendencies and those who are victims are a part of the solution that is working to make schools safer for children all over the world.

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Common Problem at school

Ups and downs at school are part of life for many young people. A good relationship with your child’s school and teachers can help you head off problems. If school problems do come up, it’s important that you quickly recognise and address them.
Problems at school can show up as poor academic performance, lack of motivation for school, loss of interest in school work, or poor relationships with peers or teachers.
School difficulties range from minor to severe, might be very short-lived or last for longer. Even short-term school problems can have a negative impact on how young people feel about school – and themselves.

Common signs of school problem:------------

Some signs that might indicate your child is having problems at school include:
• a drop in marks in one or more subjects

• a lack of engagement, connection or involvement with school – for example, your child might not be interested in extracurricular activities or have very few friends
• showing embarrassment or discomfort when talking about school
• refusing to talk with you about school, or rarely talking about school with family or friends
• never or rarely doing homework, or rarely talking about homework
• having low confidence or lacking self-esteem – your child might say she is ‘dumb’, ‘stupid’ or not as clever as her friends
• being kept back at lunch time or the end of the school day
• finding excuses not to go to school or skipping school without your knowledge
• being bored with school work or not feeling challenged enough – your child might say he’s not learning anything new
• having attention or behavior problems
• being bullied or bullying others

   If any parents see near to all problem in his child then they must think to consult a child psychologist for the proper evaluation and management.

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