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    Society's Child

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    Opgave B Extract from Janis Ian’s Society’s Child – My Autobiography Fifteen years old‚ alone‚ scared and on the verge of crying. Yes‚ no teenage girl can say that they have not been there‚ maybe you got dumped by your boyfriend‚ or your crush started dating someone other than you‚ or maybe it is just your hormones going crazy‚ but all girls‚ maybe even as far as all humans have felt this. However only a small number of people have felt this on stage with a guitar in your hands and a group

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    Writer‚ Richard Louv in‚ “Last Child in the Woods” states that people today do not respect or really even acknowledge nature. Louv’s purpose is to tell people what their kids are missing out on‚ and to persuade them to stop worrying about entertaining their kids‚ or themselves‚ with a screen. He uses a concerned tone in order to optimize his chances of the reader changing their mind or thinking about the way they lived and the way their kids line now. People nowadays are concerned with technology

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    child neglect

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    Child Neglect is failure to provide for a child’s basic needs. Neglect can be physical‚ educational‚ or emotional. Physical neglect includes denial of‚ or delay in‚ seeking health care; abandonment; removal from the home or refusal to allow a runaway to return home; and poor supervision. The magnitudes of neglect can impair a child ’s learning ability‚ their self-esteem‚ their current and future social relationships‚ and harm to their overall wellbeing. We all have heard of stories of child maltreatment

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    The Effects of Child Support and the Relationship with the Child Kendra Jones Psych 545 September 2‚ 2013 Dr. Daniel Williams Jr. The Effects of Fathers on Child Support and the Relationship with the Children A parents responsibility is the welfare and wellbeing of the child by spending time with them or spending money on them. Parents who live together‚ they both contribute to the household and their children. When parents live in separate households‚ they must come to an agreement in contributing

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    Child Abandonment

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    What leads to child abandonment? Child abandonment has become the number one issue; we even began seeing it in our own community. It is changing the child’s behavior and health issue. That needs to be taking care of. As human beings we need to play our parts and stand up for what’s right. Abandoning a child can lead to a lot of problems in our society. They never get use to their feeling at the end they will grow up to be nothing but emotionless. Growing up abandoned by both parents or just by one

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    Child Abuse

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    Responsibilities to Report Child Abuse LaDonne Wagner Virginia College Online Most people feel that it is an honor to become a health worker and cherish the fact that they are helping others become healthier everyday. In becoming a health care worker there are many responsibilities that come along with the job. Some basic responsibilities are to be as kind and welcoming as possible to make your patient feel calm and comfortable. But what are you to do when you encounter a situation where

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    held responsible for a child’s safety and health‚ who else can take this responsibility? In this society‚ there are many dangerous obstacles for a child to face. Their young minds are not stable to witness the world as it truly is. That is usually how someone will view the necessity for a child’s growth. Many people would have sided to protect the child and blame the cruelty among society. For this may be true‚ it is not society’s fault that it has been corrupted to what is now today. Throughout history

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    CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT EFFECTS TOWARDS CHILDREN Abstact Child abuse is not a new situation or cases occured. It happens all around the world and the case of child abuse is not something that we should take it lightly. Even though many action have been taken by the government and reponsible institutions‚ cases of child abuse keep increasing. Hence‚ it should be taken seriously and provide the way to protect the victim and to prevent it from happening. The imposed of law toward the child abuse

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    child mariage

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    SPEAK OUT AGAINST CHILD MARRIAGE: ( Justin‚ this could be your title.) It is difficult to believe that in the 21st century‚ over 10 million child brides are forced into unfair marriages every in countries such as Nepal‚ Niger and India. There is no doubt that this repulsive custom needs to be abolished through education‚ awareness and enforcement of universal laws. Changing a culture requires time and although I am far from convinced this can be done by 2030‚ there are already signs of improvement

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    Adults who deal with child abuse and child neglect could be a hidden psychological problem in their adult life. Adults who has went through things experiences in the childhood has tendencies of withdrawal‚ stress‚ and undetected mental disorders in their adult lives. Dealing with this is very stressful especially if the person feels it ok now that they don’t have to deal with their childhood problems. Denial plays a key role in this type of abuse and neglect in children growing up in foster care

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