L3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement Assignment 3 Understanding the legal and good practice requirements in relation to assessments It is imperative for all assessors to have an in depth understanding of the legal and good practice requirements in relation to assessment. Furthermore‚ the Awarding Body have their own stipulations regarding assessment. These include; educational centres must ensure that they employ assessors that are suitably qualified and meet the occupational
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educated. The objective of incarceration should be rehabilitation‚ not punishment. Studies have shown education programs and rehabilitation methods in prison to be effective in terms of preventing re-offense. Rehabilitation is a goal that all prisons should try to achieve. Education and job training for prisoners can result in positive outcomes‚ including greater stability‚ independence‚ and lower recidivism. Prison education and rehabilitation are necessary in order to protect and prepare offenders
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Rehabilitation Past and Present CJS/230 August 18‚ 2013 Rehabilitation Past and Present Many years ago‚ rehabilitation was a priority in the prison system. After the focus shifted to punishment‚ it was clear to see that rehabilitation is necessary in the criminal justice system. “Rehabilitation is the result of any planned intervention that reduces an offender’s further criminal activity‚ whether that reduction is mediated by personality‚ behavior‚ abilities‚ attitudes‚ values‚ or other
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Comparing the Effectiveness of Punishment versus Rehabilitation AJS/502 Comparing the Effectiveness of Punishment versus Rehabilitation Two objectives in the criminal justice system are that of rehabilitation and punishment‚ and society reserves high expectations the system will live up to those expectations. Everyone in the criminal justice field and the public have ideas and opinions on what will work and what will not work when it comes time to punish or rehabilitate criminals‚ and there
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Punishment versus Rehabilitation Paper Katie Collett AJS502 April 16‚ 2012 University of Phoenix Punishment versus Rehabilitation Paper Punishment is an authoritative imposition that is done to a person that results in their behavior that was deemed wrong by a group or an individual person. Punishment can come in many different forms for example the person that committed a crime could get the punishment as in jail time‚ probation‚ or even witness protection. Punishment to some people could
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Given current trends in society today‚ the next era of corrections will be a hybrid model between the rehabilitation and punitive model. Thousands of studies show the positive and negative components of each of these models. The rehabilitation model was not properly measured years prior due to the lack of technology and society was critiquing the process because they were not able to see the benefits of the program first hand. The punitive model on the other had has had plenty of evidence on its
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problems that have caused them to commit delinquent acts
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result of the search was the article‚ “How to Recover from Stroke in 13 Steps‚” by Flint Rehabilitation Devices. Henceforth‚ is
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criminal system has four justifications for punishment; these justifications for punishment are Retribution‚ Deterrence‚ Rehabilitation‚ and Social Protection. Retribution: “an act of moral vengeance by which society makes the offender suffer as much as the suffering caused by the crime‚” Deterrence: “the attempt to discourage criminality through the use of punishment‚” Rehabilitation: “a program for reforming the offender to prevent later offenses‚” and Social Protection: “rendering an offender incapable
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Rehabilitation vs. Prison: The Pregnant Addict Imagine a woman pregnant and in prison. She is in prison because she is an avid drug abuser. She has no family‚ no emotional or psychological support and most importantly she has no hope. This woman has spent most of her life in and out of prison‚ and unfortunately she delivered eight drug-addicted children in prison. The mother is still in prison; the children are now a part of the system. This is a true story. Everyday thousands of babies are
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