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Facts about school violence

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School Safety Yes/NoOnline version Facts about school violence by Shari Rambharose 1 School violence only includes physical fights and excludes bullying or threats. Yes No 2 Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Yes No 3 A victim of school violence should avoid telling anyone about what’s happening. Yes No 4 Violence at home, such as witnessing domestic violence, can lead to violent behavior at school. Yes No 5 Violence at home never influences behavior at school. Yes No 6 Fluoxetine is the only medication recommended for all mental health issues. Yes No 7 Supporting mental health involves talking openly about feelings and seeking help when needed. Yes No 8 If you are a victim of school violence, you should Speak Up to a trusted adult. Yes No 9 Bullying and peer pressure can cause students to become aggressive, defensive, or emotionally unstable. Yes No 10 There are no resources in schools to report abuse or seek help. Yes No 11 Documenting incidents with dates, times, and details helps when reporting abuse. Yes No 12 School violence includes physical fights, bullying, threats, and verbal abuse within school grounds. Yes No 13 Causes of school violence include poor mental health and emotional problems. Yes No

School Safety Yes/NoOnline version

Facts about school violence

by Shari Rambharose

School violence only includes physical fights and excludes bullying or threats.

Yes

Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

Yes

A victim of school violence should avoid telling anyone about what’s happening.

Yes

Violence at home, such as witnessing domestic violence, can lead to violent behavior at school.

Yes

Violence at home never influences behavior at school.

Yes

Fluoxetine is the only medication recommended for all mental health issues.

Yes

Supporting mental health involves talking openly about feelings and seeking help when needed.

Yes

If you are a victim of school violence, you should Speak Up to a trusted adult.

Yes

Bullying and peer pressure can cause students to become aggressive, defensive, or emotionally unstable.

Yes

There are no resources in schools to report abuse or seek help.

Yes

Documenting incidents with dates, times, and details helps when reporting abuse.

Yes

School violence includes physical fights, bullying, threats, and verbal abuse within school grounds.

Yes

Causes of school violence include poor mental health and emotional problems.

Yes

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School Safety Yes/NoOnline version

by Shari Rambharose

School violence only includes physical fights and excludes bullying or threats.

Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

A victim of school violence should avoid telling anyone about what’s happening.

Violence at home, such as witnessing domestic violence, can lead to violent behavior at school.

Violence at home never influences behavior at school.

Fluoxetine is the only medication recommended for all mental health issues.

Supporting mental health involves talking openly about feelings and seeking help when needed.

If you are a victim of school violence, you should Speak Up to a trusted adult.

Bullying and peer pressure can cause students to become aggressive, defensive, or emotionally unstable.

There are no resources in schools to report abuse or seek help.

Documenting incidents with dates, times, and details helps when reporting abuse.

School violence includes physical fights, bullying, threats, and verbal abuse within school grounds.

Causes of school violence include poor mental health and emotional problems.

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