EPISODE · Mar 20, 2024 · 40 MIN
Classrooms to Chaos: An Epidemic of Teen Violence? | Awake at the Wheel | Ep 55
from Awake at the Wheel · host Dr Oren Amitay and Malini Ondrovcik
Today's episode explores the increase in bad behavior, particularly among young people, and the lack of action by schools and authorities. It discusses the role of teachers, school boards, and the removal of police from schools. The racialization of issues and the complex factors contributing to violence are also examined. The conversation highlights the normalization of violence, the lack of consequences, and the impact of social media. It addresses psychopathic behavior, self-interest, and the bystander effect. The importance of equipping students and the responsibility of parents in addressing these issues is emphasized, along with the need to take action and expose bad practices. The conversation explores the topics of zero tolerance policy and accountability, addressing sociocultural factors, creating oversight and accountability, taking legal action, and engaging in discussion with the audience.We want your questions! Send your questions to [email protected], tweet us @awakepod, send us a message at facebook.com/awakepod, or leave a comment on this video!EmailInstaYoutube Facebook Twitter
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Today's episode explores the increase in bad behavior, particularly among young people, and the lack of action by schools and authorities. It discusses the role of teachers, school boards, and the removal of police from schools. The racialization of issues and the complex factors contributing to violence are also examined. The conversation highlights the normalization of violence, the lack of consequences, and the impact of social media. It addresses psychopathic behavior, self-interest, and ...
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