Most children who commit violent acts in school rarely show any warning signs of inner turmoil; instead,they typically have a moment at which they "snap" from nonviolence into violence.

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This statement is not entirely true. In many cases, children who commit violent acts may display warning signs of inner turmoil such as aggression, impulsivity, or a history of behavioral problems. However, there are also cases where the child may not show any warning signs and the act of violence may seem sudden or unpredictable. It is important to promote a safe and supportive school environment where all students can receive the help and support they need to prevent such violent outbursts.

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