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Welcome to my PRESENTATION. VIOLENCE. definition of violence different causes of violence violence in school. Definition of Violence. Basically we distinguish between Physiological violence – Bullying Psychological violence - Mobbing Combination of Bullying and Mobbing.

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  1. Welcome to my PRESENTATION

  2. VIOLENCE • definition of violence • different causes of violence violence in school

  3. Definition of Violence Basically we distinguish between Physiological violence – Bullying Psychological violence - Mobbing Combination of Bullying and Mobbing

  4. Physiological Violence classical types of violence: violence in personam violence against things - vandalism

  5. Psycholocical violence defamation and verbal slander discrimination -> „verbal contest“ psychological violence is often the beginning of a dispute results in physiolocical violence www.immobilein-berger.at"

  6. possible causes of violence social circumstances • financial problems • bad education in combination with violence • bad environment – e.g. parents, friends, classmates

  7. other causes • violence among friends (peer pressure) • Frustration • computer / internet / TV (glorification of violence)

  8. Violence at school

  9. Massacres at schools Littelton ( USA ) 16 people died April, 1999 Erfurt ( GER ) 16 people died April, 2002

  10. Violence at Austrian schools Terms: „bullying“ or „mobbing“ have been used more frequently in discussion about violence in school some people regard it as a subset of violence it focuses mainly on group activities

  11. Different types of violence at school • students against students 38 % • students against teacher 6 % • teacher against students 4% • students against equipment and things 52%

  12. Violence at school based on - verbal slander, discrimination or defamation • physical attacks, threatening with weapons, blackmailing - vandalism

  13. General tendencies • serious criminally relevant crimes occur very rarley and are actually not typical of violence at Austrian schools • violent behaviour at schools is most common in the age group of 13 – 15 year old pupils • the typical form of violence at Austrian schools is verbal violence

  14. Causes • family - parental violence - family is severely underprivileged • school - low educational level / quality - negative atmosphere / authoritarian educational style

  15. personality - high need for stimulation - low inhibition threshold • others - violent peer-groups and social – pressure - influence of media

  16. What we can do against vilolence at schools teachers : • contact parents • admit pupils into one`s confidence • contact school psychologist • extra – curricular meetings

  17. pupils: • to confide in parents and teachers • accept somebody as an arbitrator parents: • contact the teachers regularly • talk about different problems • control the influence of media • to check circle of friends

  18. Thank you for your attention!

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