Student life that is supposed to be the golden age often
contains hidden woes to surface many years later when the psychological and
physical damage have already been done. Child abuse like the bullying tradition
is particularly rampant among teeming school populations. How do you know the
truth about what the kids are up to during the many hours they spend away from
home? Close friends and effective supervision through teachers and study groups
could act as preventives to an escalating problem.
The inspired Marc Wilkes commenced the Omegaman
program at school assemblies in 2004. He made it to 3000 schools over 6 years
and had audiences of 1.5 million youth across 45 states. The School Assembly is
targeted by Omegaman programs as the focal point of school life that starts the
day and sets the ball rolling with the programs for the day. Impressionable minds
fresh after the night’s sleep would be keenly impressed. The point is to draw
the juvenile minds through some shocking and dramatic programs instead of that
lost in the crowd philosophy that goes on and on for many years till college. It
is too late then to change the pessimism and the lost vitality.
Superhero
assembly envisages an attention focusing
series of activities somewhat like the movie and television shows but then the
real life experience makes a vast difference. The team does wear fancy costumes
and are up to a lot of gimmicks. How else would you hold the attention of the
juveniles? They do a lot of stuff like ripping a telephone book into pieces or
bending steel. After all, when man bites dog, it makes for sensational news
like the strange things the media reports every day.
