Despite the disagreements, strict disciplinary actions need to be enforced in schools to avoid bullying; because, it disrupts the learning environment, causes future disadvantages, and makes the victims become emotionally unstable. To begin with, not having strict disciplinary actions enforced in schools causes bullying to disrupt the learning environment. For example, victims of bullying find it impossible to concentrate in class while their bully is distracting them: This shows that not having strict disciplinary actions enforced in school could make many victims of bullying adapt school phobia. Additionally, fights in school that both the bully, and victim engages in diverts both of them from their learning process; this demonstrates, not having strict disciplinary actions in school is not only disruptive, but also dangerous. Lastly, constant fights, suspensions, or lack of the ability to cooperate in school with other students, makes it hard for bullies to apply for other schools due to their behavioral issues.
School violence in all is harmful forms that has potentially serious short and long term affects on the individual student, the school as a whole, and the society. If students are in uniforms it can prevent robberies for their brand name clothing and shoes. The consequences for not being in uniforms are students could get shot at for having on the wrong colors, gang wars can start. “Parents are happy to have something worn that can’t be mistaken for gang attire.” (Myers, R. A. 1995, Sep 15) Uniforms can stop the haves
The parent/guardian should be made aware of what has happened and should know what hospital the child is being taken to. As the child is complaining that they cannot move there arm the staff should try not to move them as it may cause more pain or more damage could take place. The incident that was caused was bad example of not following rules & regulations. This is because the book shelf was placed in a sight of where children would run around and play. To prevent a situation like this from happening again the book shelf should be secured to a wall or not in an area where children are playing and running around.
Outrage in Schools Due to Cellular Use Are these deathly rules we are dealing with? What happens when something occurs with a student or our own child? What are the school administrators going to do if something goes wrong and there is nothing a parent can do simply because they had no earthly idea it even happened? Kids constantly get in trouble for having cell phones even when they have to speak to a parent for a very important matter. Some schools banned pagers and cell phones starting a decade ago because of their connection to drug and gang activity, as well as due to the disruption to classes.
Suspension and expulsion is not an effective tool and solution in our schools because it can lead to dropout rates and other violent crimes in the future. If a student commits a crime and the crime is not considered to be threatening, it is most likely that the principal or teacher may suspend that student. To the student suspension is a good thing for them since they have to just stay at home and do nothing. When students get expelled or suspended so many times, it seems normal to them, so they would not feel the consequences of the discipline and the purpose of it. Dropout rates and other violent crimes may contribute from continuous suspension and expulsion.
It’s basically your sympathetic nervous system (fight/flight) response which switches on. It’s an unconscious response, which means it’s difficult to control on a conscious level. If you suffer from glossophobia you shy away from any opportunity to speak in public. Your symptoms are usually so severe you get terribly embarrassed and fearful of any public speaking. According to Barbara Fish, M.Ed., the fear may happen in the classroom where the student prays that the teacher doesn’t call on him to answer a question.
First, fragrances should be banned in the workplace because they create health problems for some people. Similar to the way peanut allergies have increased in recent years, allergies to fragrances are on the increase also. In a survey of students and adults at a local high school, 33% relied that they have a type of allergy or asthma that is triggered by indoor fragrances. Common courtesy means that people who enjoy and wear fragrances would become aware of the health issues their scents can cause to those who are allergic and take action to prevent needless suffering. Second, the American Cancer Society and the Canadian Cancer Society have both warned that indoor air, polluted by overwhelming fragrances, can lead to lung disease.
There’s also possibility staff could hurt themselves tripping over when running around after the children or simply not paying attention to what they’re doing and falling back on it. Plastic toys could also melt if placed too close to the radiator, and there’s always the temptation to hang things on it to dry, which could cause a fire should a staff member place a painting on a piece of paper on there to dry. To prevent these listed hazards from occurring, a radiator cover should be placed over the radiator to stop the heat from being able to harm anyone or object itself. Burns are extremely painful, especially to young children’s skin, so should the radiator be uncovered there should be someone who’d know how to treat the injury within the room. This links in with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, as well as the Fire Precautions Regulations 1997.
It will affect their health. Some children will get Asthma Spray (official name for that is ‘Spacer’) on their nose and mouth to breathe properly. Environment Some children don’t have a good environment; they don’t get to go out with their friends because the street might be horrible, messy and dangerous things on the street. It is not safe to play out. That will not get any Physical, Intellectual and Social development Background All families and parent does make allot effort in children lifestyles and development.
Students might want to drop out because they are struggling in school, getting bullied, have a health issue, have personal family problems, or just have a planned out future that doesn't require a high school diploma. Making teens do something they absolutely don't want to do, especially after they are 16, can result in even worse outcomes. “Efforts to raise the age usually come up against the argument that requiring students to stay in school when they no longer want to be there is disruptive to the other students and not fair to the teacher”. Thats a very knowledgeable statement because its true that when teens want to drop out, they want to drop out before they are 18, so they are most likely going to be careless and disrespectful at school. Some teens have personal reasons that are sometimes urgent, and staying in school isn't an option.