Rationale of Self-defense Education in American Schools

  • Chen G
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Abstract

The purpose of this article is to examine the critical roles and benefits of self-defense and self-defense education for students in American middle and high schools. The article will analyze crime trends and the self-defense education status in America, and discuss rationale of self-defense and self-defense education from both the theoretical and practical perspectives. This article tried to provide a comprehensive view on theories and practice of self-defense education for American school students. Self-defense instructors can consider the ideas presented herein to persuade their school administrators to initiate or strengthen their self-defense education programs, convince parents of the need, and obtain their support and cooperation. Ideas we presented can also be useful in motivating students to learn self-defense while helping instructors develop a comprehensive understanding of self-defense education.

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Chen, G. (2012). Rationale of Self-defense Education in American Schools. Sport Science Review, 20(1–2), 65–76. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10237-011-0047-2

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