The Danger of School Violence

More than half of the world's students are experiencing school violence. According to research, about 150 million students between the ages of 13 and 15 say they have experienced peer violence on or off campus. And not only the injuries between classmates and peers, but even injuries from teachers. Nearly 720 million school-age children live in countries where school corporal punishment has not been completely banned. In these years of continuous development of the Internet, the Internet has also become a new way of campus violence, and students continue to discredit various other classmates across the Internet through network cables. The world is diverse. There are different races, skin colours, and living habits and customs in the world. And these pluralities have instead caused all kinds of violence. According to The Behind the numbers: Ending school violence and bullying, 32% of students were bullied at least once in the school by their peers last month, and the same proportion of people suffered physical violence.

In China on November 25, 2019, 15-year-old Liu did not expect that he had just had a nightmare when he just entered high school life and was stabbed with a knife by his fellow dormitory. The cause of the incident was simple. It was just that Liu returned to the dormitory to rest after lunch. After entering the dormitory, he accidentally stepped on the shoes of his roommate Zhang. Then the two of them quarrelled and Zhang beat him on the spot. After the two were pulled apart by other housemates, he left the dormitory and came to the corridor, but Zhang caught up with him and stabbed him with a fruit knife on his chest, abdomen and other parts. South Korea is one of the countries where school violence is very serious. On September 15, 2017, there was a school violence in Busan that shocked Korea. Three students from a women's middle school beat their classmates in the alley near a factory, using iron equipment, chairs, glass bottles and other tools around the plant. The whole process lasted about 1 hour and 40 minutes, causing the victim's hind brain to bleed, the mouth to rupture, and blood flow.On October 25, 2019, a Chinese movie called Better Days was released. The story tells the youth, but it is more than youth. There is a saying in the movie, 'We live in the gutter, but there are still people looking at the starry sky.' In the movie, one of the people struggling in the gutter is Chen Nian, a top student who suffered from campus bullying, and the other is a small boy.Some people even read these deeds or movies and asked, 'Do you want to have children born in such a world?'

For incidents of school violence, the first person to consider punishment is the perpetrator. Generally, the perpetrators on campus think that they are better than others in some place, so that they feel that others are inferior to others, and they are unhappy to see other students, which further causes campus violence. The second is the parent. The parent is the child's first teacher and the person who has the greatest influence on the child. Studies have shown that children's living habits and lifestyles are very similar to their parents. However, after the child is over 16 years old, the child should pay for the actions he or she has done. The third is the teacher. Teachers are the source of children's knowledge in school. A good teacher should teach children not only the knowledge in books but also how to treat others. The fourth was an onlooker who looked on without a helping hand. Everyone thinks it's not themselves who are harmed, they have a fluent attitude and think it has nothing to do with them. But if these people help when it is time to help, some tragedies will not happen.

The danger of school violence is that schools are a safe place for children to learn and grow, but this is not the case for more than half of the children in the world. They are exposed to violence, bullying and threats in school, which has a huge impact on their physical and mental health Impact.