Examples of the interrelationship of program planning & evaluation for my chosen scenario: The evaluation needs to show how the abuse is happening, what is the target population the number of children being abuse, how to go about setting up a program for this issue getting and keeping funding. Why is so much violence happening in this community, the evaluation process is on going, making sure all the objective are in full force that there are experience people to deal with victims who are having this issue. If the programs that have been set up for young men and women is working, are they learning how to stay away from violence are there places to go to get away from your abuser, one must be very careful with this type of program not everyone can be rehabilitated, some people learn to be violent from their parents growing up, they think it is away of life, so the evaluation process is very important. To see that all the needs and problems assess is a good step for successful program planning. Why over the last 5 years have certain incidents increased, this agency was setup to reduce
I have no clue whom Hubner was targeting while writing this book, but I feel that anyone who plans on having a child should read this. It gives perfect awareness to abused children and the way they are victimized and the direct correlation to juvenile delinquency. Perhaps Juvenile Justice Policy makers should read also. But the main target of all should be the conservative society who wants to lock up all juveniles. Maybe now they can see that these kids go through a
We must institute a relationship where it is the right of the children to alter or abolish the rules and regulations that we find offensive. We agree that insubstantial causes should not change the rules that we have been abiding by, but if our parents’ actions become excessively intolerable, it should be our right to remonstrate against such power and shut them down, to the benefit of the children. The history of our despotic parents calls for independence from such overpowering power. To prove our arguments, we submit facts to present our case:
Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder Tanya Jackson Chamberlain College of Nursing NR320: Mental Health Nursing September-October 2013 Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder ADHD is a mental disorder that starts in the early childhood years and can continue through adulthood. This disorder is causes children to act without thinking, be hyperactive, and have trouble focusing. The children understand what they are supposed to do however, they have difficulty following though due to problems paying attention to detail, sitting still, and completing the assigned task. The article, Complementary and Alternative Medical Therapies for Children with Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), analyses the pathophysiology, risk factors, and treatment for ADHD. The article explains the pathophysiology of ADHD in
The Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Cathleen Braxton Liberty University COUN 502 Human Growth and Development May 8, 2012 Abstract Prenatal alcohol exposure is known to cause many neurological, developmental, and behavioral problems in children. This paper focuses on the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure on the fetus during each trimester. Research suggests that prenatal alcohol exposure is the most damaging during the first and last trimester of pregnancy. The author examines the timing and frequency of alcohol consumption in relation to its effects on the fetus ranging from mild to severe. The author discusses many aspects regarding the development of important organs and functions throughout the
However, with all the research I have read I have found ADHD is still not fully understood. Parents get a fingers pointed at them and Children tend to get into, because of this. On the other hand, numerous factors contribute to the development of ADHD such as… * Genetic factors * Head injury * Infection in the brain / spinal cord * Premature birth * Exposure to tobacco, alcohol / other drugs while in the womb * Lead poisoning | | | [Transition: TREATMENT METHODS THAT HELP ]
February 8, 2008 “The Persons Behind the Addiction” Every day, youngsters are obtaining drugs that stimulate or denounce their physical being. All over the news it is heard about how prescription drugs are falling into the wrong hands and kids as well as adults are succumbing to the harsh reality of these drugs. The death of Heath Ledger is a prominent example. The reason for his death was the mixture of his prescription drugs that without him knowing put him in danger. The use of these certain drugs such as hydrocodone, xanax, and others are becoming a threat to our society and stopping the wide distribution of these drugs seems to be a high priority to be looked into.
I would like to cite the ones I considered more relevant for my topic: * If a child is in a public place and gets separated from his or her parents, that child should not be wandering around looking for them; the child should be taught that if this is the case, he should go directly to a help desk or a police officer. * Children should not get into a car or go anywhere with any person unless their parents have told them that it’s all right. * Children need to stay away from a person who follows them on foot or in a car. * Grownups and other older people who need help should be asking other adults, not children. * A child should not be asked for directions or for help finding a lost puppy for example.
Runnnig head: ADHD – SHOULD WE MEDICATE OR NOT Introduction Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has become an epidemic in the United States amongst our children. It is such an epidemic that many people are concerned if our children are being misdiagnosed with a mental disorder instead of a behavior problem. In addition, many doctors and parents are choosing to medicate children diagnosed with ADHD rather than seeking alternative therapies. The decision rather to medicate the child or not is a difficult decision. ADHD is a disorder that affects both children and adults.
I think that several amendments should be addopted. Such as : stricter penalty for firearms smugglers, for parents, who do not keep a proper eye on their children and so on. Another way of supporting gun control policy is making people know about the threat that firearms are. Here should be revealed the satatistics, giving some examples from the USA