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    The Juvenile Rights Period

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    period. The colonial period lasted from 1600s to 1800s. During the colonial American period, two influences remained constant: the authority of the parent and the role of religion. Parents continued to be given wide latitude in dealing with their children, whether through abusive or other means. An example of this can be found in the passage of the Stubborn Child Law in 1646. The Massachusetts law dictated that if a 16-year-old child was rebellious and stubborn, the parents could bring the…

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    findings that it is important for the criminal justice professions to intervene once a crime has been committed, and become more creative when finding activities for youth to get out of trouble. It is critical for parents to be involved in getting the children out of the house and involving them in exciting, safe activities where they can learn and grow. The researcher concluded that intervention is key to keeping the youth from…

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    No Child Left Undiagnosed

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    have ADHD”. The problem is there are children being overmedicated for ADHD.According to The Center for Disease Control some symptoms that the child had ADHD are: they day dream,they lose things,they squirm or fidget, talk a lot, make careless mistakes, have trouble taking turns, and have trouble getting along with others. Children are being overmedicated for ADHD because their doctors think the children have ADHD when the children really don 't have ADHD. Children are being overmedicated for…

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    families are fracturing society, and their children by letting them use technology. In the past, children used to play outside riding bikes, playing sports, hanging out with friends, and it was all under the supervision of parents. Those games were nature-based and simple. Families have the values of how they used to live before technology usage. At the end of the day, a family came together and talked about their day. After eating dinner, parents and children would come together to have some…

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    Tech Takeover Are children today really absorbing and learning information that they’ll utilize in their adult lives? As each year passes, bigger and better technology is being released. These technologies are not only used at home any more, but many have started to make their way into classrooms all over the country. The effect of technology on children is a complicated and a larger issue than most may realize. An article in Psychology Today by Jim Taylor states that the way the brain…

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    Technology is a key part of American society in this day in age, but though it is extremely useful in helping with everyday tasks, such as communicating with others, there is a danger in overusing it. Young Americans have unfortunately become victims of addiction to technology. While this not only takes away from their learning experiences socially, it also harms them physically. Overusing technology can lead to Computer Vision Syndrome and nearsightedness because of the light emitted from the…

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    change in a child’s behavior within the passage of time. Children are more into drugs, violent video games, fighting, and sexual intercourses. This essay will discuss major issues that affect worse behavior in today’s generation and how the children are different from years ago. Most studies I read supports there are number of causes related to bad behaviors. “Researchers, from the universities of Pittsburgh and Rochester, noted that children with behavioral problems were twice as likely to…

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    Is Technology Helping Them? Humans have made and found boundless things with electricity as one of their greatest accomplishments. This has expanded into greater technology in today’s day. What did they do today? Where will they be next week? Are they going to a friend's house or are they going to be at home playing on their phone? In today's world, they are so distracted by technology that they do not see what is happening right in front of them. In the articles, "Technology is not ruining our…

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    very clear technology is here, and technology is here to stay. Everywhere we look technology surrounds us one way or another. As technology continues to rapidly change and progress, the same thing happens for the ways in which families and people communicate with one another. Technology is a positive and a negative thing, and we really do not know how technology will truly affect us in the future until the time is here. Family communication will continue to change as long as technology, social…

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    Eliana Argument Analysis

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    dogmatic opinion that the technology affects people negatively and the increasingly use of technology among American kids, Eliana argues that early use of technology does bring us benefits and people should embrace it. By virtue of employing tactical reasoning, providing convincing evidence, and using strongly persuasive elements, Eliana constructs a highly plausible argument. Eliana begins the essay with the facts that nowadays America kids are skilled at using technology, while most parents…

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