According to relevant reports, recently, a 12-year-old girl from Lilin Middle School in Leping City, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, was bullied on campus for 3 hours and was slapped by 8 classmates in turn, causing her face to swell and her eardrum to rupture. After this incident, the principal of the school was dismissed and the homeroom teacher was expelled. This incident has aroused strong repercussions on the Internet.
So, school bullying incidents occur from time to time, and they are repeatedly banned, but what is the root cause of it?I think there are three main reasons.
First, it is affected by the social environment. There are many people in society who always preach and advocate the law of the jungle, that is, the law of the jungle and the survival of the fittest. For example, all kinds of game software sold in real society, including online games, most of the content is to solve problems with guns and fists, and the winner is king, so that teenagers can be exposed to it for a long time. This kind of propaganda of violence has a disproportionately negative impact on the psychology of adolescents. The second is the lack of family supervision and education, or the deviation of guidance. Some parents are forced to make ends meet, are busy with work, and neglect to educate and supervise their children. Some parents directly tell their children that if they are bullied outside, they will fight back fiercely and solve the problem with their fists. Such education itself encourages the use of violence to counter violence. Third, the management and education of schools are not in place. For various reasons, the school attaches too much importance to and pursues the quality of teaching. Although the teacher's duty is to teach and educate people, due to the influence of teaching quality assessment, his energy is mainly used for teaching, which weakens the education of people. Students' test scores have risen, but some students' thinking and moral character have declined, which has laid the groundwork for bullying incidents on campus.