The federal government has enacted several laws intended to reduce gun violence among youth and on school grounds, including the Gun-Free School Zone Act. Critics of gun restrictions include the National Rifle Association (NRA) and educators who do not believe that tightening gun laws will do much good, especially in light of statistics compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which indicate that knives are used three times as often as guns in school incidents. free speech are also raised when students make comments perceived as threatening. Psychologists debate the effects of violence in song lyrics, video games, and other media on violent behavior, while school counselors consider how best to work with a diverse student population that has economic, intellectual, and racial
The federal government has enacted several laws intended to reduce gun violence among youth and on school grounds, including the Gun-Free School Zone Act. Critics of gun restrictions include the National Rifle Association (NRA) and educators who do not believe that tightening gun laws will do much good, especially in light of statistics compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which indicate that knives are used three times as often as guns in school incidents. free speech are also raised when students make comments perceived as threatening. Psychologists debate the effects of violence in song lyrics, video games, and other media on violent behavior, while school counselors consider how best to work with a diverse student population that has economic, intellectual, and racial