Do children being in foster care affect their behavior?
Kemp2 Although 3,988,076 children are born in the United States per year, according to www.cdc.gov. 400,540 of them are in foster care. Foster case is a system where children are placed into. The placement of the child is normally arranged through the government or child protection services. Yes, the children usually suffer from health compromising behaviors, attachment issues, and education problems. “children in foster care are also at significantly greater risk for major depressive disorder mania and posttraumatic stress disorder” according to researchers. Children in foster care suffer from impulse control and anxiety which is known as internalizing and also aggressive behavior, symptoms of anger which is known as externalizing. “Current care givers report of adolescent …show more content…
There are two different types of reactive attachment issue. In the text it said “There are two types of RAD, inhibited and uninhibited. A child with the inhibited type is likely to be highly avoidant and resist interaction with others. A child with the uninhibited type may be outgoing …show more content…
Research showed “while only 10% of the general school population is placed in special education, almost a third to half of foster population receives special education”. This is this way because teachers are less likely to know their students’ learning problems. Also another reason this is like this is because foster kids don’t stay in the same school for long periods of time. When foster kids change schools the school is required to receive their information from previous schools immediately. In the text it says “National research shows that children in foster care are at high-risk of dropping out of school and are unlikely to attend or graduate from
Kemp2 Although 3,988,076 children are born in the United States per year, according to www.cdc.gov. 400,540 of them are in foster care. Foster case is a system where children are placed into. The placement of the child is normally arranged through the government or child protection services. Yes, the children usually suffer from health compromising behaviors, attachment issues, and education problems. “children in foster care are also at significantly greater risk for major depressive disorder mania and posttraumatic stress disorder” according to researchers. Children in foster care suffer from impulse control and anxiety which is known as internalizing and also aggressive behavior, symptoms of anger which is known as externalizing. “Current care givers report of adolescent …show more content…
There are two different types of reactive attachment issue. In the text it said “There are two types of RAD, inhibited and uninhibited. A child with the inhibited type is likely to be highly avoidant and resist interaction with others. A child with the uninhibited type may be outgoing …show more content…
Research showed “while only 10% of the general school population is placed in special education, almost a third to half of foster population receives special education”. This is this way because teachers are less likely to know their students’ learning problems. Also another reason this is like this is because foster kids don’t stay in the same school for long periods of time. When foster kids change schools the school is required to receive their information from previous schools immediately. In the text it says “National research shows that children in foster care are at high-risk of dropping out of school and are unlikely to attend or graduate from