In many countries schools have severe problems with students behaviour. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions can you suggest?

Throughout the world, it is inevitable to see

schools

with problematic teenagers. Some of these teenagers have problems in their families, and they often bring up those negative feelings to

schools

. These feelings are portrayed as violence or anger, causing severe problems to

schools

. In

this

essay, I will discuss the potential reason behind these acts and provide a resolution to them.

Firstly

,

although

the government puts an effort into reducing

child

abuse

cases, there still is a huge

number

of cases happening globally. Many children are unable to speak out about their problems in public,

thus

portraying those feelings to classmates in school.

For instance

, according to New York Times, there is a positive correlation between the

number

of adolescents committing crimes and the

number

of

child

abuse

. The analysts stated that those who were involved in the crime were highly likely to be abused during their childhood. These criminal acts are mostly taken place in

schools

. To resolve

this

problem,

schools

should invite parents often and allow teachers to communicate with them.

Consequently

,

schools

will have an idea about how parents think about their children. If they spot any suspicions of

child

abuse

, they will have to report to the police.

Thus

, these actions would help reduce the

number

of cases of

child

abuse

dramatically.

For instance

, analysts in Korea found a surprising increase in

child

abuse

when more

schools

initiated parent-teacher conferences. It was soon found out that many teachers spotted potential

child

abuses and reported them to the police.

Therefore

, if teachers never have found out about them, several children would still be suffering. In conclusion, I believe that

schools

should take an interest in the problematic youths rather than neglecting them. These youths might be crying out for help in their ways, and I believe supervisors have to spot them.