experts: how to stop school shootings

there are reasons they are experts .


you instead go straight to gun nut philosophy based on politics and the gun industry interests
 
If indeed you are correct about it being people who kill people and not guns then WHY in the fuck do you want to NOT deal with the people like the experts outline?


because to you people on the right that is just mumbo jumbo to defend stupid ideas
 
so only YOU can tell us who an expert is huh?



they hate education


they hate science


they hate teachers


they hate court documents


what the fuck to you base your idiot ideas on?


Lush Limpballs bathroom leavings??
 
to these people there is no honor in knowing things.


Its only about believing things.

there moto "if you believe it...it will be so.


kinda like Carl Roves math
 
here is a really easy way to tell whom is on the people side.

the ones who cheat in elections are not on the people side.

when a party has to work STATE BY STATE to limit the amount of legal American citizens have a right to vote then you KNOW that party is bought and sold
 
Problem solved....

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evince said:
http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_...es-to-deter-school-shootings-experts-say?lite


can we stop doing the stupid things and do the correct things for a change?





Newtown anniversary: US schools keep trying wrong fixes to deter school shootings, experts say



Demonstrating the use of a bulletproof whiteboard to protect a teacher. Researchers who study school shootings say the nation has done the wrong things, again and again, to prevent these rare but frightening events we call school shootings

By Bill Dedman
Investigative Reporter, NBC News

It happened after Columbine, after Virginia Tech, and after Newtown, too. After every massacre in a school, Americans grasp at quick cures. Let's install metal detectors and give guns to teachers. Let's crack down on troublemakers, weeding out kids who fit the profile of a gunman. Let's buy bulletproof whiteboards for the students to scurry behind, or train kids to throw erasers or cans of soup at an attacker.


Researchers who study school shootings say the nation has done the wrong things, again and again, to prevent these rare but frightening events. And when more promising measures that address the real causes of school shootings are tried, the money has ridden a rollercoaster, rising a year after a major attack, then falling as memories fade. Only one out of five schools currently gets money for one of the Obama administration's signature programs to reduce school shootings.

"Many of the school safety and security measures deployed in response to school shootings have little research support," concluded a 2010 research article in Educational Researcher, "What Can Be Done About School Shootings?: A Review of the Evidence." The researchers called the widely adopted policies of zero-tolerance discipline and student profiling "unsound practices."
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guess you don't care about the kids. just save the teacher huh?

real fucking compassionate of you
 
evince said:
here is a really easy way to tell whom is on the people side.

the ones who cheat in elections are not on the people side.

when a party has to work STATE BY STATE to limit the amount of legal American citizens have a right to vote then you KNOW that party is bought and sold
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fuck off
 
All the stuff they say are in practice in our area. Work against bullying, etc.

It won't stop this stuff though. I wish it were that easy.
 
evince said:
http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_...es-to-deter-school-shootings-experts-say?lite


can we stop doing the stupid things and do the correct things for a change?





Newtown anniversary: US schools keep trying wrong fixes to deter school shootings, experts say



Demonstrating the use of a bulletproof whiteboard to protect a teacher. Researchers who study school shootings say the nation has done the wrong things, again and again, to prevent these rare but frightening events we call school shootings

By Bill Dedman
Investigative Reporter, NBC News

It happened after Columbine, after Virginia Tech, and after Newtown, too. After every massacre in a school, Americans grasp at quick cures. Let's install metal detectors and give guns to teachers. Let's crack down on troublemakers, weeding out kids who fit the profile of a gunman. Let's buy bulletproof whiteboards for the students to scurry behind, or train kids to throw erasers or cans of soup at an attacker.


Researchers who study school shootings say the nation has done the wrong things, again and again, to prevent these rare but frightening events. And when more promising measures that address the real causes of school shootings are tried, the money has ridden a rollercoaster, rising a year after a major attack, then falling as memories fade. Only one out of five schools currently gets money for one of the Obama administration's signature programs to reduce school shootings.

"Many of the school safety and security measures deployed in response to school shootings have little research support," concluded a 2010 research article in Educational Researcher, "What Can Be Done About School Shootings?: A Review of the Evidence." The researchers called the widely adopted policies of zero-tolerance discipline and student profiling "unsound practices."
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why cant we do the smart thing?
 
The researchers urged that schools take the following steps:



•Assess the school’s emotional climate.
•Emphasize the importance of listening in schools.
•Adopt a strong, but caring stance against the code of silence.
•Prevent, and intervene in, cases of bullying.
•Involve all members of the school community in planning, creating and sustaining a school culture of safety and respect.
•Develop trusting relationships between each student and at least one adult at school.
•Create mechanisms for developing and sustaining safe school climates.

The researchers acknowledge that these steps are not a cure-all and will not prevent every incident. The Newtown shooter, for example, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, wasn't like the rest. He was an adult, rather than a current student at the school he attacked. But these preventive measures fit most of the cases.



http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_...es-to-deter-school-shootings-experts-say?lite
 
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evince said:
The researchers urged that schools take the following steps:



•Assess the school’s emotional climate.
•Emphasize the importance of listening in schools.
•Adopt a strong, but caring stance against the code of silence.
•Prevent, and intervene in, cases of bullying.
•Involve all members of the school community in planning, creating and sustaining a school culture of safety and respect.
•Develop trusting relationships between each student and at least one adult at school.
•Create mechanisms for developing and sustaining safe school climates.

The researchers acknowledge that these steps are not a cure-all and will not prevent every incident. The Newtown shooter, for example, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, wasn't like the rest. He was an adult, rather than a current student at the school he attacked. But these preventive measures fit most of the cases.
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Yes, these steps are being taken in our school district. It will not stop this from happening even if this were in practice everywhere.
 
Key elements of the Obama plan for school safety:
•Ensure that every school and college has a comprehensive emergency management plan, using best practices for training and emergency drills.
•Create a safe and positive school climate, with programs to address bullying, drug use, poor attendance. Foster programs in conflict resolution and violence prevention.
•Make sure that students and young adults up to age 25 can get treatment for mental health issues.
•Add up to 1,000 counselors and police officers in schools — called school resource officers — and help schools buy safety equipment and train crisis intervention teams.

http://investigations.nbcnews.com/_...es-to-deter-school-shootings-experts-say?lite


these shooters were all mentally ill


you HAVE to treat the mentally ill


that means making it available to every human in the country.


Not just the wealthy and even NOT just legal citizens
 
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