Ernest J. Zarra III

Assaulted (eBook, PDF)

Violence in Schools and What Needs to Be Done

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Assaulted takes the reader into a multi-layered set of problems that exists in public and private schools in America. Teachers are being physically assaulted by students and parents, producing lasting, or even career-ending injuries. Violence in schools today has become bullying on steroids, and students are becoming viral sensations amongst their peers. This book details physical and sexual assaults, and verbal and emotional abuses that occur toward teachers, both in person and Online. It contains personal stories, teacher interviews, and national survey data, as it offers reasons why assaults are occurring more frequently today. But the book does not stop there. College professors and their relationships with students also come under scrutiny. The author also challenges the practice of mainstreaming special needs and special education students, social justice and various identity movements, and the impacts these programs have upon classrooms and schools. The reader will realize students have more rights and protections than teachers. However, teachers are standing for themselves. In some cases teachers physically defend themselves, risking their careers. What are the causes of this increase of violence in schools, and what needs to be done? Assaulted provides serious answers to questions unaddressed by many school districts in America.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
• Seitenzahl: 158
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798216279471
• Artikelnr.: 74832267

Autorenporträt

Ernest J. Zarra III is a lifelong educator and has authored fifteen books and numerous journal and Op-Ed articles. He has served as a district professional development leader, presented as keynote speaker for various educational organizations, and has served as assistant professor of teacher education at Lewis-Clark State College.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Tables
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Problem of Violence in Schools
Chapter 2: The Extent of the Problem
Chapter 3: Has Teaching Become a Contact Sport?
Chapter 4: Violence Against Teachers
Chapter 5: Mainstreaming Violence
Chapter 6: Teachers Assaulting Students
Appendix: Survey of Assaults Against Teachers
Index