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    16 And Pregnant Being pregnant at 16 really made a big change in my life because of all the challenges and responsibilities it came with. Throughout my teenage year’s I’ve always been the quiet‚ shy “good girl”. I had lots of friends and plenty of support from my family. When I turned 16 I found out something that would change my life forever‚ I was pregnant. It was one of most daunting days of my life so far. When the doctor walked in to tell me I was 4 ½ months along all I could do was put my

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    ;during these years I have seen that teenagers are getting pregnant at a early age and getting kick out of school. So I decide to go ahead and do a investigation on this specific topic.In this project the reader will learn more about teenage pregnancy and how it affect the life of the residents in the Rae Town community. Statement of Problem What are the causes of teenage pregnancy‚ and how it affects the teens when they become pregnant? Reason for area of Research The reason why I selected

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    and disconnects from their own “real life” by diving into someone else’s. The effects that these television shows have on society as a whole can be positive or negative‚ depending on the message the show depicts. Shows such as “Jersey Shore”‚ “16 and Pregnant”‚ and “Dr. 90210” are a huge success to MTV‚ but could be considered detrimental to society by painting distorted pictures of reality in the viewer’s mind. Shows including “Extreme Home Makeover”‚ “Undercover Boss”‚ and “American Idol” can be

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    Should schools teach more about sex education? Would it help boys and girls be safer? Would there be less Sexually Transmitted Diseases or more? “The truth is if teens learned more about sex then there would be less teen pregnancies and less STDs.” ("5 Reasons Schools Should Adopt LGBTQ-inclusive Sex Ed.") I think teen pregnancies are unfortunate and teens should really think more about the consequence and how it can affect your life. “Most students‚ however‚ do not receive any instruction until

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    not remembering what happened the night before‚ and then finding out a month later that she is pregnant with your child. Girls‚ imagine being in the same situation‚ but having to contact that random boy and tell him that you are pregnant. C. Credibility: A few years ago‚ this very problem happened to one of my friends‚ and I had to support her as she went through all of the hardships of being pregnant at 16. Her situation got me interested in what can be done to prevent this issue. D. Thesis: In my

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    THREE WAYS TO REDUCE TEEN PREGNANCY IN SOUTH AFRICA David Harrison 1. NAILING MY COLOURS TO THE MAST I believe that we need to substantially reduce the rate of pregnancy among 16-19 year olds and that there are ways to achieve this goal within five to ten years. For some‚ this assertion should go without saying. But it could be argued that - like total fertility rates - the incidence of teen pregnancy is inversely linked to socio-economic development and not amenable to behavioral intervention

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    was part of the SBA choices and this type of problem is very important in the researcher’s community. The researcher once every week visited the health care center and observed that most of the pregnant women who attended check up were teenagers. Teenage pregnancy can be best defined as becoming pregnant during the ages 13-19. [pic] 1. Do you think that Teenage Pregnancy is a problem? Yes □ No □ Not Entirely □

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    care of a child. Many teenagers get pregnant for the wrong reasons. Every year 750‚000 teens get pregnant. Hispanic girls have the highest rate of being pregnant. A lot of teens get pregnant‚ but out of 750‚000 only 400‚000 give birth. Three quarters of a million teens between 15-19 become pregnant each year. Teens when they become pregnant some don’t plan to be pregnant‚ but some girls do plan on being pregnant. Out of 750‚000 teens being pregnant

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    situation. The average American teenager is easily influenced by what they see in the media‚ and as a result a trend in teen pregnancy has risen. Schools need to enhance their sex education programs to help prevent teen pregnancy. Teen Mom‚ 16 and Pregnant‚ and Secret Life of the American Teenager are all shows that are said to educate teens about the difficulties of becoming a teen mother. The media is going through a sudden boom of teen moms and not only on TV‚ but in big screen movies like Juno

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    winner and a loser. On television‚ perpetrators go unpunished 73% of the time. This gives the message that violence is a successful method of resolving conflicts. 47% of all violent interactions on TV depict no harm to victims. 58% show no pain Only 16% of all broadcast programs show the long-term negative effects of violence. (crisis connection.inc). This activities has been disturbing the cultural values of our society and this sets a bad example for the next generation. Secondly‚ the consumption

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