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    perusing open with a window to the slums Crane looked to rouse social change by giving a mirror. Crane esteemed genuineness with one 's self most importantly else and in Maggie he looked to motivate a finer society by depicting the deplorability of a young person wrecked by not just the egotistical deceitfulness of those around her yet the untrustworthiness of her society on the…

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    order from when they happened. They include: being born and developed into an African-American woman, becoming an older sibling, being considered as a young adult (from the ages of 18-24 years old), and lastly, becoming a child care professional. The one primary cultural group that I am highly affiliated with at the moment is being considered as a young adult; I am currently 22 years of age. I chose this cultural grouping because it would still apply to my life with me being a child care…

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    uniqueness. It would be fine if Pacsun’s goal for profit did not affect their consumers. However, along with their clothes, they sell the ideas and lifestyle of living without responsibilities and without restrictions, which will lead to prestige. These young consumers view themselves as self-made if they are able to afford expensive things and do whatever they want. The store uses this to their advantage by making their prices for their clothes so high. In the mind of a smart and resourceful…

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    say that I’ve finally taken the initiative to make it happen. I’m signed up to study abroad next semester in Madrid, Spain. The process of signing up wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be and anyone can do it. Reason for audience to listen: As young college students there is so much to gain from travelling right now, and there are so many opportunities available that it would be a shame to not to…

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    Empowerment Social Work

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    In the social work realm we often hear the word “empowerment” frequently, as social workers our job is to not only empower our self as the article mentions but to empower others as well (Leonardsen, 2007). Empowerment is a simple but complex theory, it focuses on seeing your client’s strengths and using them to promote and facilitate the change that the client is in need of. The Author of this article goes into great detail explaining his thoughts on social workers using two perspectives, the…

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    of the long technological tunnel. These athletes provide a sense of what hard work is and where it can take you. Although the physical aspects of what athletes can do are what is most observed by people, the psychological factors that athletes help young people develop are also very important. Some critics deem athletes unfit to be role models for kids. They say that all athletes show the youth of the world is sex, drugs, and murder. However, athletes teach children lessons such as…

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    important to ensure children and young people are protected from harm within the work setting. As adults in positions of responsibility, acting in ‘loco parentis’, a level of awareness must used for protecting children and young people from harm, as we have taken over responsibility from their parents hike they are in our care, this relates to all contexts, from health and safety issues to those around safeguarding, internet safety and safety on school trips. Children and young people should be…

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    When treating young people as equal it’s important to listen to their voice and ideas as to help them get comfortable exploring their identity. To find out what roles fit them best so that they can become leaders to help themselves or other to evolve as people. When you give young people a voice in the community not only does it give them a sense of inclusion but it can offer a wider scope for ideas…

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    Unit 2 M2

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    P2: Outline the arrangements for providing quality care for looked after children and young people M1: Discuss how policies and procedures help children, young people and their families whilst the child is being looked after…

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    On the off chance that a young person were to drive not far off with six or less hours of rest the earlier night, he or she would be left as weakened as though driving affected by liquor at a blood liquor convergence of 0.08% (Peterson 13). Driving in such a way would be viewed as unlawful in the vast majority of the Fifty States of America. Lack of sleep has turned into a major issue as of late on the grounds that adolescents have numerous exercises after school notwithstanding homework,…

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