What do you think of school violence?

School violence must be nipped in the bud. Because school violence is not only physically harmful to children, but also mentally harmful. Mental injury is the most serious, invisible and intangible.

Last year, I saw an article in my circle of friends that they were all reprinting. The author of this article is a mother. In her article, she said that "every mother and son are friends of life and death". Between the lines is full of guilt for children. So what guilt does she have for her children? The child is in primary school, and I forget the specific grade. When I have to pee between classes, I tell my classmates to go to the toilet. Two naughty children in the class heard this and followed. One watched at the door, and the other climbed into the pit next to the child, stood on the toilet, and poured the waste paper in the trash can on the child together with the trash can.

Seeing this, I understand that this is a school violence incident, so how is this matter solved? When the child comes home, he goes straight to the bathroom to take a bath. After a long wash, he didn't come out. His mother was so worried that she knocked at the door and saw the child blushing while crying. After repeated questioning, the child told the story. This made his mother very unhappy, picked up the towel and said, don't wash it, wipe it. The child thought that his mother disliked his dirtiness and cried and said, I have washed in the school bathroom many times.

As a mother, I must seek the teacher's help as soon as possible when this happens to my child. As a result, after I went to school, the teacher blamed the child: "Why didn't you tell me this at the first time?" The parents of the two students were also aggressive, saying that they had apologized on the phone. Many people may think it's over when they arrive here, but in a month after returning home, children often run to their rooms and cry, taking them to the hospital for examination. Only then did they know that the child was frightened and suffered from irritating mental illness.

I'm not a parent yet, but I can understand my mother's remorse and guilt. I tried my best to bring the child into this world, but I didn't protect him. That kind of deep guilt stems from deep love for children. Campus violence, this kind of thing must be severely suppressed to prevent it from happening. Once it happens, neither money nor time can make up for the damage caused to the child's mind.

Campus violence should never appear on campus. School is the place where children learn and grow up. It should be a pure land and should not be polluted by those filthy campus violence. Let the campus violent university drop out, give the school a quiet place, and give the children a safe environment to grow up.