This term was chosen to highlight the fact that these students were generally unknown to many school staff members prior to the shooting incidents” (Intervention in School & Clinic). These “invisible children” are less likely to be known by teachers because they tend to be quiet or shy. In most cases, these kids are often known as outcasts and are bullied by their classmates. “Moreover, violence against these invisible children seems, in some fundamental sense, to be a reaction to their own anonymity” (Intervention in school and clinic). If teachers and faculty paid more attention to their students and how others treat them, school violence could be eliminated. This goes hand in hand with Geller's idea of ​​a TSC