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…safety and liberty, the same is true of our nation’s youth. The media’s sensationalized coverage of school violence has helped whip up exaggerated fears, which in turn spur officials to overreact, treating all students like potential perpetrators or victims…

…What Makes Children Turn to Violence? School violence is a tremendous problem facing today’s youth. There are many factors that can contribute to violent actions in schools. Some are child abuse, violence in the home, poverty, easy access…

…SHOOTING’S IN THE U.S. SCHOOLS How do we stop the violence in the U.S. schools? Where is it all beginning? The society has brought us from fistfights to gunfights all in the last decade and is that where we want our society to be? Violence…

…10 Ways to Reduce Violence Disconnecting anger from violence is probably the key ingredient to the whole puzzle. The reason that violence still exists today is because this link between anger and violence is also the hardest bond to break. I believe…

…Domestic violence is a broad term that covers a spectrum of abuses committed against people by intimate partners who seek to physically or psychologically dominate. Physical and emotional violence are the most commonly understood, but it also involves…

…Mississippi, examined the use of giving tokens to two middle school boys, Charlie and Michael, for their completion of math problems. Charlie was an eleven-year-old boy with “average intelligence placed in residential care following numerous foster placements…

…Violence on Childrens TV Are today's children being exposed to too much violence via television? I think so. From the teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, kids are always being exposed…

…Mandatory uniforms is an answer that some give to stop the recent and alarming rise in violence and drop out rates in our public schools. Those that support uniforms argue that uniforms disguise economic and ethnic backgrounds, so students are no longer…

…they are taken into the hospital it is usually be a secondary member of the family, one who may not have caused the abuse but did not stop it either. This type of person might be called a facilitator. In the past, there was much more discipline in homes and schools…

…, often deal with the violence inflicted upon reformers seeking change in society and the violence engaged in by some reformers to achieve their ends. Violent killing and even attempted killing, seems almost contagious to the history of social reforms…