Civility in Schools - McKay School of Education

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The Modern Call for Civility • Anecdotal opinion vs. empirical data • Advertisements and other media model uncivil behaviors (Leo, 1996) • Many young adults have difficulty thinking in terms of the whole community (Schaefer, (Schaefer (Schaefer, 1995)
School Violence • 10% of males males and 6% of females reported threat or injury from weapon on school grounds (Mayer, 2008) • National Center for Educational Statistics (2007) reports -86% 86% of schools reported at least one theft, violent crime, or other crime (total (total 2 2.2 2 million crimes) -Students Students 12-18yrs: 12 18yrs: 4% reported victimization 3% reported reported theft 1% reported violent victimization In past 6 months
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Page 3 and 4: What is Civility?
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Page 23 and 24: Suggestions for Improving Civility
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