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    interpret according to the situation in which the child is taken into custody and most importantly contribute to better and effective implementation of the Act. They are basically drawn from all the national and international standards pertaining to children wherein a strong impetus is given to the fulfillment and protection of the child’s rights. Emphasis is also laid on reintegration of the child into the family system to ensure proper care and protection from all kinds of exploitative situations

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    that which is new that which is already know‚ give children a greater understanding of the world‚ help a child find meaning in life‚ give a child opportunities to reread parts enjoyed or not understood‚ help child build a foundation for learning to read. 2. Describe the process of integrating literature into other curriculum areas. The connection between literature and the other curriculum areas as Machado explains include reading aloud to children‚ making use of informational books‚ and encouraging

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    issue that is filling the courts to the max. The system faces this type of phone call about every 10seconds. This is a massive problem ongoing with the ever shrinking budgets and available staff to help the children. The Juvenile Justice System has very big challenge to help all the children that are victims of some form of abuse. The statistics in this type of case are just down right heart breaking and unbelievable.   In this paper‚ I will discuss the unique challenges the juvenile justice system

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    Situational Analysis on Children in Conflict with the Law and the Juvenile Justice System Atty. Sedfrey Candelaria; Atty. Aleli Domingo; Amanda Roselle Abrera; Geo Carbonell; Ma. Victoria Cardona and Tricia Oco Adhikain Para sa Karapatang Pambata (AKAP) of the Ateneo Human Rights Center‚ Ateneo Law School and United Nations Children’s Fund‚ 1998. E-mail: ahrc@acc.aiti.admu.edu.ph/ manila@unicef.org The Philippine Senate‚ through Resolution No. 109 dated July 20‚ 1990 ratified the Convention

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    do not have time to spend with their children. While they are young you may not notice any consequence‚ but as they grow so will the distance between you two‚ and there begins our problem. It is understood that in past times men were the "bread-winners" and females were the stay at home moms. Although some women felt as if this was not fair‚ there was some positive results. Positive findings being that mothers had more time to spend with their children‚ this being true families had a tighter

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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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