Why would you respond this way? 2. What is an Informed Consent Form and why is it important? What would you
Legislations and laws: The children act 2004: places a duty of care on organisations such as nurseries, doctors, schools and agencies to protect and promote the wellbeing of children and young people. Data protection act 1998: covers personal information about individuals which is held by organisations. The data protection act places responsibility on an organisation to only use the data when needed; keep it secure; make sure its accurate; and keep it up to date. 1.2 Describe the roles of different agencies involved in safeguarding the welfare of children and young people • Health visitor- often the health visitor can be the first to discover abuse and have a duty of care to refer suspected abuse to social services. • Social Services- a service that has the power to investigate cases of suspected abuse and can offer the correct support for children.
In the story “The Payoff” by Susan Perabo, the narrator Anne is drawn into a scheme well beyond her years. As a sheltered young girl she is acutely aware of her naïveté of the complexity of adult life and adult relationships. But after stumbling upon her principal and young art teacher in a sexual act, Anne by the urging of her more mature best friend Louise, joins in the plan to blackmail them for just twenty dollars. Louise is obviously an influence on Anne and pushes her in a direction Anne knows would make her parents disappointed. However, she agrees to the plan without much resistance, probably because she is fascinated by the sexual relationship she now finds herself innocently involved in, unbeknownst to the adults involved.
• Students are telling others about how unsafe it is to drink and drive because you are not just risking your own life but many others. • Students are trying to show others how important it is to stay of the roads when drinking. http://www.sadd.org/teenstoday/parentsdriving.htm 4. Investigate the problem of teenage suicide. - What steps can be taken by schools to prevent this problem?
At primary level, the programme will look at preventing the occurrence of substance use. After a needs analysis has been done the prevalence of substance abuse in a school setting would be known, once this is known, an intervention focusing on secondary prevention will be put in place (Duncan, Bowman, Naidoo, Pillay, et al. 2013; MacQueen, et al., 2001). Secondary prevention looks at identifying potential psychopathology in its early stages so that help can be provided before it the problem escalates. Secondary prevention would occur when symptoms of substance use has been picked up.
Jared Aleman 3/9/15 Per.4/english Task 4-Pat one-Critical Thinking Questions - Ethos,Pathos,Logos. Questions about logic (Logos) 1.What kind of evidence does Cobemn use to support his claim? -Coben mentions how the use of spyware can improve parents and legal guardians' monitoring skills to help prevent their children from harmful environments and and give them a sense of security for when they are out of their reach.He mentions how a friend of his began to use spyware on his daughter, and later found out that she was using drugs and having sex with her own dealer. 2.Coben claims he did a "fair amount of resarch'' on the subject of parental spyware. Where does he site his research or reference it?
C. Defensiveness and credibility. a. Can defensiveness cause questionable credibility? i. Can you provide examples?
For instance, who is the most likely victim. Another question that could be raised is whether or not the hazing victim should have done anything to prevent the
Young teenagers tend to imitate what they see exposing them to violence before they can understand it does not help them Violence just destroys their future by ending up in prison or the grave at an early age. Increasing teacher to parent commutation can be one method of prevention, because this way the teacher can give the parents information of the student’s behavior at school and vice versa. Sometimes the student can act in different ways while he or she is in school and another way when they are at home. Supervision from the parents is very important. Keep the lines of communication open with the child; get involved in their School Violence
This knowledge is not only being offered in the school and socially but also in the household. Parents lecture you about sex and birth control as an option. Hoping that this is an option at the top of the list but this is not always the case. Some teens are just relentless and disregard the conversations and the