How to avoid school violence?

Recently, a video of violence on campus spread rapidly on the Internet. The content of the video is: Six high school girls hold knives and force five school girls to strip off their clothes. There is also a video about campus violence that is also quickly becoming popular online; A schoolgirl in a school uniform was slapped by several classmates and forced to kneel.

In response to such incidents, the relevant state departments have also promptly opened investigations. The issue of campus safety has also aroused the attention of the general public. But the crowd is still panicking at such a problem. To protect the future flowers of our country. The relevant departments of the state have increased the protection of campus security again and again and again to aggravate the punishment of campus bullying. The school also continues to do propaganda work. The school constantly teaches us that when we encounter campus bullying, we must say it. We must dare to say that we should not bow to campus bullying.

My view on campus bullying is that campus bullying is extremely harmful to society and school safety. It has greatly endangered the mental and physical health of the country's young people. I have zero tolerance for violence in school.

So what do we do when we encounter violence on campus? First of all, we should get along with our friends. Try to minimize conflicts and disputes between yourself and your classmates. Don't give campus violence a chance to sprout. Second, when we are bullied by people on campus, we do not fight hard. We must face it with wit. We must respond calmly and courageously. We must explain to the perpetrators the consequences and punishment of campus violence. If we can't convince the perpetrator, we don't have to fight blindly. Afterwards, we find teachers, find schools, find parents and public security agencies to explain things. Third, but we met someone who was being violent on campus. We have to face it. We can't ignore it. We can help the victim call 911. We can ask the teacher for help. But we have to be careful about our own safety while helping people. You have to protect yourself. You can't put yourself in danger.

When we encounter violence on campus, if we're victims. We must be brave enough to say what happened to us, not to say it out of fear. Don't say it out of fear of disgrace. Not to say will only increase the flames of the perpetrators. This will only make the victim more arrogant. We have to trust the school. We have to trust the police. We have to believe in society. We have to trust the country. If we are the perpetrators, then we must stop bullying others. Then, go to counseling. If we are bystanders, we must speak up when we see such phenomena.

As long as we do the above, I am sure we will stay away from campus violence. I call on us to stay away from school violence. We're going to reject violence on campus. We're going to be brave enough to say no to school violence.