Our guest speaker Jennifer Schwartz spoke about many roles and responsibilities medical examiners go through everyday in their field. There’s three areas of her presentation that really surprised me. At first, Jennifer showed our class a scene where a man was found dead in his home. She explained how the examiners take pictures of all their surroundings, so they can have smart suggestions of what really happened. They take pictures of the floor, bedroom, bathroom, fridge, drawers, and then the victim. When they view their living conditions they have an idea of what kind of person they’re dealing with. The room was a complete mess, filled with beers, dirty clothes, unhealthy food, cigarettes, and pills. After finding lighters in the mans drawer
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They even made a film called “Lean On Me” which is recap of Eastside High school in Paterson, NJ. We have drug dealers and gang bangers across the street from the school. Students would often skip class to party or do drugs. The school tried their best to increase their graduation percentage. Many students were expelled or transferred. Metal detectors were installed, bigger fences, and a lot of security guards were hired. They came up with a better approach which succeeded in the end.
Should disobedient youths be suspended from school? Does this solution hurt or help?
I believe disobedient youths shouldn’t be suspended because they will fall behind in all of their classes. Being suspended would only make it worse because they would have more free time. My high school had in school suspension where students would spend the rest of the day in detention. Phones were collected as soon as you enter the room. The students would miss out on gym and would have lunch in detention. Assignments were to disobedient youths by their teachers, and they had until the end of the day to complete them. If their misbehavior continues then you would have in school suspension on Saturdays.
What can be done to improve delinquency prevention capabilities of
They even made a film called “Lean On Me” which is recap of Eastside High school in Paterson, NJ. We have drug dealers and gang bangers across the street from the school. Students would often skip class to party or do drugs. The school tried their best to increase their graduation percentage. Many students were expelled or transferred. Metal detectors were installed, bigger fences, and a lot of security guards were hired. They came up with a better approach which succeeded in the end.
Should disobedient youths be suspended from school? Does this solution hurt or help?
I believe disobedient youths shouldn’t be suspended because they will fall behind in all of their classes. Being suspended would only make it worse because they would have more free time. My high school had in school suspension where students would spend the rest of the day in detention. Phones were collected as soon as you enter the room. The students would miss out on gym and would have lunch in detention. Assignments were to disobedient youths by their teachers, and they had until the end of the day to complete them. If their misbehavior continues then you would have in school suspension on Saturdays.
What can be done to improve delinquency prevention capabilities of