Blériot of Etampes,

From September 2005 to June 2006, nearly 17,000 insults or "serious threats" were found, representing nearly 7 acts of violence on 10.
From September 2005 to June 2006, nearly 17,000 insults or "serious threats" were found, representing nearly 7 acts of violence on 10.
According to a study by the National Observatory of delinquency, physical and verbal attacks against teachers has increased by 30% since 2002.

The aura of the teacher no longer exists as its authority is tarnishing. Formerly respected, if not sacred at the time of the sacrosanct "hussar" of the Republic, teachers have become the target of attacks, which are becoming increasingly common. Behind the assassination attempt with knives aimed Karen Montet-Toutain in high school vocational Louis-Blériot of Etampes, a whole profession suffers daily threats, insults and beatings. The latest review, published by the National Observatory of delinquency (OND) on colleges and public schools is instructive.

Based on the census Signa incidents carried out by the major colleges and principals of public high schools in 2005-2006, the last benchmark year, it shows that teachers alone some 15284 deplored attacks of any kind. An average record by 60 days, excluding school holidays. "Considering that the situation has deteriorated since 2002-2003," the document states that "OND the rise in the average number of incidents suffered by the personal leadership appears moderate (+8%) compared to which affected the supervisors, senior advisers education and teachers. "

24329 facts identified in a year

For these three categories, attacks have jumped by about 25% over four years. Over the full school year, the heads of institutions that have agreed to participate in the investigations reported an average of 2.61 incidents against teachers. In fact, only the administrative staff and worker seems unaffected by the phenomenon.

Overall, from September 2005 to June 2006, staff of National Education working in college and high school have been victims of no less than 24,329 facts identified. At 2275 times, or more than six times per day, it came to physical assault without a weapon. That is to say, slaps, kicks and punches. At the same time, nearly 17000 insults or "serious threats" were found, representing nearly 7 acts of violence on 10.

The proceedings are the most serious curiously regarded as "unexceptional" by the study which reveals that "about 230 physical assault with a weapon and a quarantine of physical violence of a sexual nature were reported. Recalling that the exposure rate of teachers varies widely depending on the type and location of the institution in which they are located, the report reveals that "in 2005-2006, a teacher of college was on average seven times exposed to violence "a high school teacher. In 93% of cases, the attackers teachers are students. They are mostly boys, although the proportion of girls involved is no longer marginal (22%).

"In college, these students perpetrators of violence appear to be older than average, in essence decrypts the report. In particular, the proportion aged 15 and older amounted to 37%, whereas only 11% of all college students lies in this age group. "Professional high school, it is however the youngest students are the most dangerous.
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