Recently, a shocking incident of school violence occurred in Xinxiang City, Henan Province. A 9-year-old boy was beaten in public by an unknown man after school. An investigation later revealed that the boy had bullied the man's daughter for a long time, causing the parents to lose control of their emotions.
This incident has once again put school bullying in the public eye, and we can't help but ask, some schools and education departments, is this what you want to see the outcome of bullying incidents?
As educators, we must face up to the dangers of bullying in schools. It will not only cause physical and psychological harm to the students concerned, but also damage the campus civilization and affect the quality of education.
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The proliferation of bullying incidents reflects a glaring lapse in the prevention and handling of bullying in schools and education departments. The education sector must reflect and review, and take effective measures to fundamentally eliminate the living space of school bullying.
Bullying is not being taken seriously enough in schools and education departments. Some schools have problems with dereliction of duty, turning a blind eye to bullying and adopting a laissez-faire attitude. There is also a lack of effective oversight by the education sector and a strong bullying prevention and control system. As a result, the problem of bullying occurs from time to time, and eventually leads to uncontrollable tragedy.
Departments in charge of education at all levels must face up to this problem, include bullying prevention and control in educational supervision and evaluation, and urge schools to implement prevention and control measures.
All local education departments should establish working mechanisms, regularly organizing principals and teachers to conduct discussions on bullying prevention and control efforts, summarizing lessons and lessons, and formulating targeted corrective measures. Schools should also strengthen day-to-day management, have zero tolerance for bullying, and strike hard once it occurs to prevent the situation from expanding.
Schools should strengthen the guidance and education of students. Through classroom teaching and lectures, students will be helped to establish a correct concept of interpersonal relationships, learn to be friendly with others, and improve their conflict resolution skills. Schools should also carry out regular mental health tests to identify students with problems in a timely manner, and intervene through psychological counseling and other means to prevent problems from becoming problems.
Teachers should infiltrate anti-bullying content in their daily teaching to cultivate students' empathy and sense of justice. Schools should organize special educational activities, inviting psychological experts to give lectures and guidance, to help students build self-confidence. When necessary, a regular psychological counseling mechanism may be established to counsel students with problems.
Schools need to have mechanisms in place for reporting, complaining, and handling bullying incidents. In the event of bullying, the school must intervene in the investigation to protect the victim and stop and punish the victim, regardless of whether the person voluntarily reported it. If students do not dare to take the initiative to report, schools should set up hotlines, suggestion boxes and other support channels to facilitate students to report problems and ask for help.
In the course of the investigation, it is necessary to protect the privacy of the students involved, handle them fairly and openly, and avoid secondary harm. For different degrees of bullying, schools should establish corresponding punishment mechanisms and never tolerate them.
Parents also need to make an effort. Don't simply act as a parent and use the spur of the moment to inflict corporal punishment or scolding. Not only is this illegal, but it can also lead to rebellion. In the face of bullying incidents, parents need to communicate rationally, cooperate with the school authorities, and solve the problem through legal and institutional procedures.
Parents should communicate with their children to identify problems in a timely manner, maintain frequent contact with the school and cooperate with the school to prevent bullying, control emotions and avoid extremes when problems occur, and work together with the school and teachers to find the best solutions.
The problem of school bullying is related to the physical and mental health of the majority of students and the long-term peace and stability of society. It requires the joint attention and efforts of schools, education departments, parents and even the whole society to eradicate it once and for all.
Let's all join hands to create a sunny, safe and loving environment for children to grow up. The combination of forces from all walks of life will converge into a majestic momentum to eliminate bullying. It is believed that through the joint efforts of all parties, this serious problem will eventually usher in a fundamental improvement in the day.