I am sitting on a spoon...but the public school system in Japan is scarier than this...because they do not protect the children
Some of you might have known already, but my daughter has been being bullied by her classmate. She had injured twice last October and last December by the same boy and needed to go to hospital twice. Each time, it took 2-3 weeks to recover. She has been hit by the boy in a daily basis since last September. Sometimes my daughter was hit by the boy even in front of her homeroom teacher. However, her homeroom teacher did not make him stop hitting my daughter and the boy kept hitting her in front of the teacher. The teacher even did not inform me anything about my daughter being bullied. No wonder my daughter felt helpless. The boy has been bullying at least 8 more kids other than my daughter since three years ago. My daughter is traumatized by the bullying. She is suffered by the bullying not only physically but also mentally and she is afraid to go back to school. However, school did not do anything much and let the boy bullying in daily basis. There's no discipline, suspension or expulsion against bullies in public schools in Japan. There are still strong prejudice against foreigner, mixed-race children, children who have single parent or illegitimate children. And the most public schools tries to hide the facts that there are so many bullying, violence, stealing and prejudice going on from the board of education. These two little articles well describe the situation in Japan. search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/rc20101216a3.html
www.gmanews.tv/story/204711/bullied-in-japan-pre-teen-hal...
The situation of school children in Japan is terrible.
I am trying to get more attention on the bullying and violence in my daughter’s school from some higher authority in order to protect my daughter. So, I have been so busy, I am not able to come to flickr often or even do no have time to take photos. I hope I could get some help and get some peaceful results.
Thank you for your support and friendship. Lika
I am sitting on a spoon...but the public school system in Japan is scarier than this...because they do not protect the children
Some of you might have known already, but my daughter has been being bullied by her classmate. She had injured twice last October and last December by the same boy and needed to go to hospital twice. Each time, it took 2-3 weeks to recover. She has been hit by the boy in a daily basis since last September. Sometimes my daughter was hit by the boy even in front of her homeroom teacher. However, her homeroom teacher did not make him stop hitting my daughter and the boy kept hitting her in front of the teacher. The teacher even did not inform me anything about my daughter being bullied. No wonder my daughter felt helpless. The boy has been bullying at least 8 more kids other than my daughter since three years ago. My daughter is traumatized by the bullying. She is suffered by the bullying not only physically but also mentally and she is afraid to go back to school. However, school did not do anything much and let the boy bullying in daily basis. There's no discipline, suspension or expulsion against bullies in public schools in Japan. There are still strong prejudice against foreigner, mixed-race children, children who have single parent or illegitimate children. And the most public schools tries to hide the facts that there are so many bullying, violence, stealing and prejudice going on from the board of education. These two little articles well describe the situation in Japan. search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/rc20101216a3.html
www.gmanews.tv/story/204711/bullied-in-japan-pre-teen-hal...
The situation of school children in Japan is terrible.
I am trying to get more attention on the bullying and violence in my daughter’s school from some higher authority in order to protect my daughter. So, I have been so busy, I am not able to come to flickr often or even do no have time to take photos. I hope I could get some help and get some peaceful results.
Thank you for your support and friendship. Lika