Woman Points Out That School Shooter Drills Are Now a Playbook for Potential At…
They learn the ins and outs of how rooms are barricaded, where people might hide, and how to get around anything.
A recent viral video has sparked a crucial discussion regarding the efficacy and potential unintended effects of active shooter drills in schools. The video features a woman reflecting on a statement suggesting that the generation currently involved in school violence may be the same one that underwent extensive active shooter training. 'Do people not realize that school shooters are now the kids that were raised with active shooter drills? They know exactly where to shoot because they know where to hide,' the on-screen text reads, attributing the thought to an unnamed source. This perspective posits that such drills, designed to enhance safety, might inadvertently provide individuals with a tactical understanding of school layouts and emergency procedures that could be exploited. Experts in child psychology and educational safety have long debated the psychological impact of these drills on students, with some arguing they create anxiety while others maintain their necessity. The video, which has garnered millions of views, highlights a growing public concern about whether current safety protocols are truly protecting students or creating unforeseen vulnerabilities.
They learn the ins and outs of how rooms are barricaded, where people might hide, and how to get around anything.
