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    Additionally‚ they provide guidance and mentorship the best interests of the participants of the program. Always believing that child safety is the priority of the club and their work is never done ( WEB). Moreover‚ to better support the children of The Boys and Girls Club of America‚ it has created a six-step plan and established a 24-hour hotline that includes the most up to date expertise in preventing delinquency. The plan is formulated based on three approaches‚ academic‚ enrichment

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    What can we as adults do to help the children of America stay on the right track? The bible states that a child is accountable for his own actions beginning at the age of 12 but what can we do as parents before that age to ensure that our children grow up and be a successful part of the communities which they live in? We can no longer afford to leave it to the teachers or the principle or even the church to change our children‚ we must be the one to turn our children around so that they can have the

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    Imaginative Play

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    roles and act according to reasons of another‚ contribute to the development of judgment. The observer-critic role emerges during imaginative play as children produce‚ direct‚ and enact their dramas. Within these scenarios‚ children develop competence and eligibility to be not only status assigners but also self status assigners. During play‚ children distinguish the concept of community‚ create play communities‚ and develop the eligibility to be members in more then one community simultaneously. As

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    Unit 4 Per Diary Task

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    at meal times one of the children didn’t eat any of the foods they were allergic to or that was not able to eat due to their religion. I worked as part of a team to ensure the setting was safe for the children at all times. For example if the sand pit or the water tray was out‚ the setting made it my responsibility to sweep up any spilt sand or mop up and spilt water to prevent an accident. Another way I worked as part of a team in the setting is by keeping all children safe when information parents

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    Permissive parents display high nurturance‚ and low maturity demands‚ control and communication. Children of a permissive parent tend to be more aggressive‚ immature with peers‚ and less responsible/independent. Neglectful parenting is the third parenting style and one of the most negative and dangerous. Neglectful parents show no interest in their children‚ and emotionally as well as physically reject their children. Parents of neglect tend to show low control; if any‚ and the negative results show up in

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    overpopulation especially in third world‚ there are plenty of children who do not belong to a family or even they are not supported with any organization. They often do disorderly behaviors like aggressive panhandling or even more‚ they do false jobs. They sometimes are abused by gangs to spread drugs. Secondly‚ considering children who are living with their families‚ the way of treatment and discipline of parents is deeply effective. Indeed‚ children who are under the circumstances of either lack or lavishness

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    We need to ensure these children are at the facility or group home best fitted and beneficial to their specific needs. Due to overcrowding‚ many are just placed where there is the room with little to no rehabilitation. With West Virginia ranking highest and having almost twice the

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    afternoon to all of you. The topic of our debate is : should parents be held responsible for their children misbehaviour? I’ll first start by defining juvenile crime‚ it the habitual committing of criminal acts or offences by a young person‚ especially one below the age at which ordinary criminal prosecution is possible. I am now going to discuss the points why parents should be held responsible for their children misbehaviour. First‚ the children’s behaviour is the direct result of how parents have brought

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    child then tells the narrator to write a book and disappears. The piper takes a reed to make a pen. With it he writes happy songs for children to bring them joy. This poem sets the tone for the entire sequence. It establishes the poet as a visionary who is divinely inspired. It also establishes the voice of the poems as being that of a child and/or accessible to children. Introduction also reflects the process of poetic composition. It moves from free music‚ allied with divine inspiration‚ to songs

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    construed liberally in favor of the child in conflict with the law.[1] Diversion Program ------------------------------------------------- Role of Different Sectors The Family. The family shall be responsible for the primary nurturing and rearing of children which is critical in delinquency prevention. As far as practicable and in accordance with the procedures of the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006‚ a child in conflict with the law shall be maintained in his/her family.[2] Educational System

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