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Why do students protest? Is it discipline, or is it a cry for help?
. What Causes Students’ Unrest?
• Poor communication between the school administration and students.
• Harsh disciplinary measures.
• Poor learning environment (bad meals, overcrowded dorms, lack of resources).
• Pressure from academics and limited counselling services.
• External influence (peer pressure, social media, community politics).
Why Do Students Get Involved in Strikes or Protests?
• Desire to be heard when dialogue channels are closed.
• Reaction to perceived injustice or unfair treatment.
• Influence of group mentality (“everyone is doing it”).
• Lack of emotional coping mechanisms.
Consequences of Students’ Unrest
• Destruction of school property.
• Academic disruptions (lost time, exam cancellations).
• Injuries or loss of life in extreme cases.
• Criminal records or expulsions that affect students’ futures.
What Can Be Done to Prevent It?
• Strengthen student leadership (student councils, suggestion boxes).
• Foster open dialogue between students, teachers, and administration.
• Improve conditions: meals, sanitation, and academic support.
• Train teachers in emotional intelligence and conflict management.
• Provide counselling, mentorship, and peer support programs.
Building Resilience and Positive Engagement
• Encourage constructive ways to express grievances (debates, clubs, forums).
• Teach conflict resolution and negotiation skills.
• Celebrate student achievements and recognise efforts.
• Foster a culture of respect and accountability for all stakeholders.
Conclusion (Call to Action)
• What do you think is the best way to stop unrest in schools?”
• Encourage parents, teachers, and policymakers to work together with students.