The Absence of Fathers and its Impact on Children
My topic expounds on the issues surrounding single-parents, the absence of fathers and its impact on children. It also points out the influence that the sheer presence of an on-going biological and residential social father has on children. The argument presented here is that fathers’ presence (versus fathers’ absence) facilitates an environment of expectations and achievements wherein his children will be biased toward attaining a high school diploma. Regardless of whether or not absent fathers can be engaged in treatment, they must be a subject of inquiry in the therapist work with children. There may be a relationship between a male’s presence and the teaching of discipline and socially suitable behaviors. Fathers bring something exclusive to the family, consequently making exceptional impacts to the life of a child. Fathers are distinctive in that they offer something different from mothers. This paper also strives to identify detailed patterns of successful mothers’ behavior and to disclose new themes by viewing black mothers as sources of support for their sons. Absent fathers are often excluded from the treatment …show more content…
The fact is, fathers make a gigantic and incomparable difference in the lives of their children in terms of education, income, abuse, mental and physical health, drug use, sexual activity, pregnancy and almost every other social statistic. Father involvement in schools is associated with the higher likelihood of a student getting mostly A's. This was true for fathers in biological parent families, for stepfathers, and for fathers heading single-parent families. Adolescents, particularly boys, in single-parent families were at higher risk of status, property and person delinquencies. Moreover, students attending schools with a high proportion of children of single parents are also at
My topic expounds on the issues surrounding single-parents, the absence of fathers and its impact on children. It also points out the influence that the sheer presence of an on-going biological and residential social father has on children. The argument presented here is that fathers’ presence (versus fathers’ absence) facilitates an environment of expectations and achievements wherein his children will be biased toward attaining a high school diploma. Regardless of whether or not absent fathers can be engaged in treatment, they must be a subject of inquiry in the therapist work with children. There may be a relationship between a male’s presence and the teaching of discipline and socially suitable behaviors. Fathers bring something exclusive to the family, consequently making exceptional impacts to the life of a child. Fathers are distinctive in that they offer something different from mothers. This paper also strives to identify detailed patterns of successful mothers’ behavior and to disclose new themes by viewing black mothers as sources of support for their sons. Absent fathers are often excluded from the treatment …show more content…
The fact is, fathers make a gigantic and incomparable difference in the lives of their children in terms of education, income, abuse, mental and physical health, drug use, sexual activity, pregnancy and almost every other social statistic. Father involvement in schools is associated with the higher likelihood of a student getting mostly A's. This was true for fathers in biological parent families, for stepfathers, and for fathers heading single-parent families. Adolescents, particularly boys, in single-parent families were at higher risk of status, property and person delinquencies. Moreover, students attending schools with a high proportion of children of single parents are also at