Corporal punishment in the home

with her”. In this case, candy is a rewarding stimulus to change his behavior. Positive reinforcement occur in this example. Here is an example of positive punishment: I attended the school where corporal punishment was permitted. I was allowed to speak English and Hindi only, and those were not my primary languages. I used to speak Nepali at home though. During the lunch recess, I was playing hide and seek with my friends and teachers were watching. While playing, I was mad with friend of…

Being that my children are grown and out of the home, there is not much I can change as far as discipline is concerned. Although I will say that while reading The New Strong-Willed Child (2004) I realized some of the mistakes I made with my kids during their developmental years and it moved me to apologize…

searches for the guidance she needs in T. Ray initially. Once T. Ray is unable to help Lily, she strives to find assistance elsewhere. T. Ray treats Lily poorly. As a form of punishment for Lily, T. Ray will “[pour] a mound of grits the size of an anthill onto the pine floor”(24) then force Lily to kneel on them. This punishment has been going on…

Child Protective Specialist, Samantha Simon, stated that a report was received on July 21st, 2015 with the allegations of laceration, bruises, welts, and inadequate guardianship regarding Lisa Li against Dinora Bayron. The narrative of the report states, “Today, 07-21-15 foster child, Lisa (age 3) has visible bruises on her cheek, buttocks, and legs. Lisa 's injuries were inflicted by foster mother, Dinora. Roles of Amy and Wendy are unknown. Jing Xiu has no role.” Ms. Bayron has four prior…

cruel. Some of them were reportedly abused verbally and physically by the guards, both old and young. This already interferes with the human right to “not to be subjected to arbitrary detention, torture, or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment”. The centres are even surrounded by fences with barbed wires, this implies that they still don’t have freedom, that they’re still caged waiting for something beyond their control. Is this how people should treat those who came for help?…

Organizations like the Mothers Aid movement advocated for keeping children in the home and the directing attention to the “detrimental effects of dehumanizing institutions” (p. 314). The government started passing laws on child labor, and advocating for the removal of adolescents from adult penal institutions. Even with these changes…

definition of freedom is redefined. Among many prisons worldwide, this prison’s purpose is to rebuild and rehabilitate inmates into better human beings. The warden, Holden strive to keep the environment connect with the outside world by assimilating a home-like environment. After thorough research and gathering information on the internet, I begin to question the…

“Too often, the subject of child abuse is ignored or spoken of only in whispers” (Check 18). The kinds of abuse in children is endless, for example there is physical, emotional, and neglect. Too many people run away from the topic because of its devastation. Check once said, “Although it does not compare to the pain and horror the children have gone through. The definition of child abuse is “Child abuse occurs if a person who has the care or custody of a child causes or allows the child to…

Schools are supposed to be one of the safest places for children next to the home. It is the place where children learn academic and social skills through their interaction with their peers and teachers. However, some students across the world live in persistent fear and depression, because of their experiences with various forms of violence including bullying (Twemlow & Fonagy, Sacco & Brethour 2006; McEvoy2005). Bullying is defined as a deliberate, repeated or long-term exposure to negative…

Association on American Indian Affair stated that twenty-five to thirty five percent of the Native American children were being placed in out-of-tribe care. Within those pecents eighty-five percent of those children were being placed in non-native homes. (Unger, Steve 2016) This became a big issue in the late 1900’s because a sense of cultural genocide fell upon the Native American tribes. In 1867 Congress decided that there was an “Indian problem” and the only way to solve this “problem”…