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Jessie Klein is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Adelphi University. Over the last two decades, she has led and administered high school guidance programs, serving as a supervisor, school social worker, college adviser, social studies teacher, substance abuse prevention afficher plus counselor, and conflict resolution coordinator. afficher moins
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In a way, it is very much like a prison (and those are catastrophic already). Klein characterizes many of the bullies as having 'hyper-masculine' instincts. Apathetic to authority, a need to 'show off' to others through conquests physical and romantic. Economic and social status. Incredible pressure to compete, or conform, or hide. Basis of gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance as major factors for being targeted.
Not all those who are bullied become school-shooters, though, as Klein tends to overemphasize. Most only hide further within themselves. Although this crucible of an educational environment only makes those individuals already susceptible to violence even more likely to crack.
Furthermore, I would hesitate to characterize the flaw of the educational system as being the cause of all of our major social and economic woes, although it does play a not insignificant role, and one that needs action, not my mere words.
Raises some tough questions.… (plus d'informations)