School Shootings in American Culture

School Shootings in American CultureExplores the psychosocial causes of school shootings as a cultural trend and society's strategies to maintain order in their aftermath. The tragedies at Uvalde, Texas, and Parkland, Florida, have shown that our national strategy to end school shootings is failing. School Shootings in American Culture uniquely applies systems thinking to school shootings as a cultural trend. Author Lisa Ross exposes not only the design flaws in our most celebrated

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The twenty-five readings were carefully chosen for their accessibility and their continuing relevance to the work of classroom teachers and other school-based practitioners

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brings together contributions by prominent Irish artists and major academics

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addressing how ACEs intersect with grief and loss

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