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    Caribbean Examination Counsel Social Study School Based Assessment Statement of problem: How is the issue of abortion viewed by the females in my community? NAME: Javon As cott TERRITORY:Jamaica TEACHER:Ms. Taylor Acknowledgement First I would like to say think to god for the knowledge of understanding to accomplish this school base assignment‚ in the same breath I would like to say thanks to Mrs Taylor and Mrs Newell for helping me to put together the information’s that I have attained

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    LITERATURE REVIEW Every child must be protected against all forms of exploitation‚ indecent or degrading treatment‚ including child labour‚ abduction and sale (UNICEF 2000). According to UNICEF‚ exploiting the labour of a child means employing a person below the age of 15 years and paying him/her less than the minimum standard wage. Olafsen‚ Corwin and Summit (1993) have argued that cycles of awareness followed by suppression have typified society’s response to child sexual abuse. Arguably‚ this

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    black people but they receive the blame for its inefficiency. A vicious cycle has been created. Black social phenomena ’s occur with little control by black people‚ but the negative effects and consequences are blamed on Black people. The Social phenomenon of Black Rage as depicted in Nathan McCall ’s Makes Me Want To Holler Has numerous causes and repercussions. The opening scene of the book is a description of a random white boy being beat senseless by Nathan and his friends. Nathan recalls the

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    topic for my essay will be child labor. Child labor should be stopped because they are forcing these kids to work in environment and have these children work long hours with very little pay. I will be using sources that are magazine article based‚ and also online data based. Several of the articles below have been written by professional who have been writing in different articles‚ professional journalists and child labor groups. Goldberg‚ Eleanor. "Day Against Child Labor." Global Post (2013): 1

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    ’investigating information sharing between professionals and how it impacts child abuse: social work perspective ’. This theme was the basis for the research and published research articles were used to analyse the research question. The reporting of child abuse is a complex issue that generates lots of controversies but recently‚ social policy has been focused on improving the way child abuse is reported. The Nursing Standard (2013) reports on how child abuse and the risk of it should be reported by professionals

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    Caring is viewed as the essence of nursing‚ discuss... Introduction Lenninger (1984) described caring as the “essence of nursing”. Over the years many nursing theorists and researchers have examined the concept of caring and written extensively on the importance of caring in nursing. Going back to the foundation of modern nursing Nightingale (1859) wrote that nursing’s most important work is caring. Despite the wealth of ground covered in these works the term “care”‚ is rarely defined as a theoretical

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    Cheryl Albury in the book” Perspectives from Inner Windows‚” reveals many of the social problems that we face in Bahamian society. In her stories “Waiting for Love” and “Pot of Gold” she uses them to reflect on some of the characteristics of Bahamian Men. From these two stories Albury portrays men as manipulative and selfish. In “Waiting for love” we are introduced to the relationship of Stafford and Phyllis a young couple from Exuma. Stafford‚ evil in his ways‚ preys on naïve Phyllis‚ coaxing

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    Child labor has been one of the biggest issues through the years around the globe‚ however‚ during the industrial revolution‚ child labor in the United States became a major issue. Children have always been part of the labor force‚ forgoing school and kids activities to work‚ especially in the 19th century. Children were very cheap‚ easy to manipulate‚ easier to control‚ and sometimes fitted better for jobs adults couldn’t do‚ such as fit into small places as mines and in factories. Child labor was

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    The movement in organized labor from 1875 to 1900 to improve the position of workers was unsuccessful because of the inherent weaknesses of unions and the failures of their strikes‚ the negative public attitudes toward organized labor‚ widespread government corruption‚ and the tendency of government to side with big business. After the Civil there was a push to industrialize quickly‚ and the rushed industrialization was at the expense of the workers as it led to bigger profits for big business and

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    Clearing Your Perspective Lens Those who are happiest‚ never have everything; rather‚ they are thankful for everything they do have. In an ideal world‚ everything would be perfect for each of us. There would be no restrictions‚ no hardships‚ and no sadness. Unfortunately‚ such a world is unattainable‚ which is why we have to make do with the good we do have; something we all possess‚ no matter how bad things may seem. Dwelling on all the things you do not have will never leave you satisfied‚

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