School shootings have become a regular occurance. It seems that there is no light at the end of the tunnel- no way to take the weight off of these tragedies. Unfortunately, there is no simple way to solve the issue of gun control, although many people believe there may be. But there is, however, a way to be prepared for these situations and preventative methods individual schools can take to help fend off these tragedies until larger scale legislation is passed. With something as simple as a detailed
students. School shooters tend to mention their plans to others; thus, giving an opportunity for others to intervene in their plans. Although these murderers do speak up, they are not taken seriously. They normally, fail to obtain the attention needed because they have spoken of those “crazy” things beforehand but never followed through. Not until it is far too late that they actually receive the attention necessary for their “crazy talk.” School shootings normally occur in rural schools rather than
and economic loss". School shootings have become an epidemic in America today. With gun laws being so irrelevant and everyday more shootings happening I have taken this step to try and develop new policies that will ensure the safety of our students and staff. It seems as though the safety laws that are being used today in schools are not beneficial and are not keeping our kids safe. U.S. News reported back in 2014 “there were at least 24 school shootings in the 2012-13 school year”. U.S. News also
people simply parts and flows past. Finally, after 40 minutes, a taxi driver stops and helps her to a doctor. First of all, the bystanders suffered from a common phenomena that happen when there are too many people around to witness an accident: the diffusion of responsibility. Furthermore, our society may think that someone will be the one that stand out and help that person that needs our help or would they be like everyone else and ignore the situation? What is the bystander apathy? Bystander apathy