Ways To Curb Gangsterism In School

1) The rate of--get--worse year by year

The rate of--has been on the rise/ upward / downward/ increasing trend--last decade

The rate of --has increased / risen sharply /significantly / dramatically /rapidly for…

Gangsterism has raised its ugly head in school for the last decade.

Of late/ Recently/ Nowadays, the headlines of social media is bombarded with issue
of gangsterism in school.

Recently, the issue of gangsterism goes viral on social media.

Of late, the issue of gangsterism makes the headlines of social media

2) According to Ministry of Education, --students involved in gangsterism recorded

an increase of 30% in 2022

3) --definitely--worried about--situation--students involving in bullying--commit

crime--future

4) Therefore, it is high time for parents, school authorities, government--media--work

collaboratively--curb--

Parents’ role

1) --spend more time--communicate--home

2) --should not be workaholic--busy working--satisfy--material needs--children

3) --cause--teenagers to feel neglected--engage--gangsterism--gain attention--

4) --communicating with children not only--foster/enhance--relationships with--

children but also instill great Eastern moral values--

5) --adopting good moral values--decipher what is right or wrong--involve--

unhealthy activity despite being persuaded--peers

School authority’s role

1) --motivational talks--organised--give advice--students

2) --police officers--make frequent visits to schools--deliver special talks on

gangsterism
3) In this way,--aware of --consequences--face--arrested for gangsterism

4) --have the fear to join any gang groups

Teachers and students’ role

1) Another worth-mentioning point is that teachers--students --remain silent--

witnessing bullying cases--school

2) Anyone--sees acts of gangsterism going on --lodge--report--disciplinary board

3) --disciplinary board --meted out harsh punishment--students who involve--gang

fights, but also--counselling sessions--those --get involved--gangsterism

4) On the other hand,--who provides information--gangsterism--rewards as an

encouragement.

Government’s role

1) --government’s role--vital--combating bullying cases--

2) As--approach--reduce nationwide bullying case effectively,--hold campaigns

throughout schools--towns--convey message regarding gangsterism

3) Parents--exposed--effective ways of monitoring--movements--children so that--

prevent--becoming gang members

4) --pamphlets--leaflets--gangsterism--distributed--students--keep them informed

about--and--negative effects

Media’s role

1) Last but not least, --mass media -- know--limit--publishing--movies, dramas--

advertisements--has --potential--influence--public

2) Mass media --take into consideration whatever programs--broadcast since

teenagers nowadays tend to imitate--violent action--

3) --think--violent action of --favourite actors--cool--follow whatever action played

by--

4) --mass media--help--tackle--issue--broadcasting advertisement on --

consequences--joining gang groups among young generation

5) --keep a far distance from gangsterism activities--occupy--spare time--beneficial

activities--jogging, playing football--camping
Conclusion

1) In conclusion, there is an urgent need to address--issue--turns irreversible

2) --young generation’s future--jeopardised--may even end up becoming social

parasite --get involved--gangsterism

3)--parents, school authority, government--mass media--play--roles effectively--find

--remedy--social illness