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How To Stop School Violence
DEAR EDITOR,
There are a few common triggers that may lead to violence at school. Children often mistake power for respect. In trying to command the respect of their peers, they often resort to methods of abuse and violence. Parents and teachers need to collaborate to prevent school violence. Put in place praise, watch out for signs, show your love, know the friends, extra-curriculum activities and recommended articles.
What is also imperative is that the Guyana Teachers Union, the Ministry of Education and Parents have to meet regularly to stop school violence.
Yours Cooperatively,
Parmanand Ram
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