Question

Gang-related activity is increasing at the high school at which you teach. at a faculty meeting, the school principal voices her concern that hostile interactions among members of rival gangs are escalating. you think about the textbook's recommendations for addressing gang violence and suggest that the school would best address the problem by:

Answer 1

"Gather delegates of each gang; urge these students to vent their grievances and cooperate to address the issue"

Gang violence in school is an issue that all groups confront. Numerous adolescents who don't have a decent home life and feel unaccepted or need to have a "family" will swing to gangs. Teenagers who have companions who are in groups are additionally liable to join a gang because of peer pressure.