Why Do Student Conflicts Still Happen Frequently?

A brawl is a type of violence that occurs amongst students and is typically brought on by long-standing animosities. Brawls can involve the use of toxic substances like hard water and other things, making them extremely deadly.

Conflicts can leave the victim hurt or even dead. Even though they still have a long future and can still be useful for good, many students in Indonesia are still taking part in this brawl.

Brawls can also be brought on by family or personal issues that make a person feel the need to vent. However, because he lacks a suitable outlet when faced with a problem, he ends up venting his frustration through brawls this.

Although it is not definite that individuals involved in the brawl may not have a bright future, it is possible that the person who carried out this brawl could one day make Indonesia proud, we as humans should not quickly stamp or evaluate it personally.

These factors are what led to the fight: (external and internal)

1. Internal

- Adolescent identity crisis

- Weak self-control, 

- an inability to adjust, 

- a family issue, and parental neglect

1. Eksternal

- The power of social media

- Peer pressure 

- a lack of parental oversight, 

- and being forced into the position

After considering the aforementioned causes, there are ways to stop acts of brawl behavior between students, such as holding mediation or communication sessions between the two parties, expanding religious knowledge, fostering closer relationships, and the crucial role that parents play in influencing a child's nature and character.

Providing a deterrent impact to those who start fights, effectively providing therapy, and providing space are some ways to cope with these brawls.

There are a few techniques to prevent and handle student fights, and it is hoped that Indonesian education will continue to display many promising developments in the future without any more student fights.