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    what I think makes me even more ready for this new chapter, college will be clean slate. The level of maturity I 've gained and my drive will only be an addition to what I have to bring to my campus life and academic life. I hope to inspire other foster care students so that they never allow bumps in the road to be their downfall but a point of growth and a harder push to do better and be…

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    In 2011, Statistics Canada reported that in Alberta, 5,500 children were in foster care, 1,145 of these children were aged 14-19 (Statistics Canada, 2011). Once these young persons reach the age of 18 they age out of the foster care system. Aging out of the system refers to the transition out of the foster care system when they reach the legal age at which the majority of other youth leave their homes in pursuance of independent living (Lee & Berrick, 2014, p.78). However, not only do the…

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    When comparing my personality with each of the Pevensie children, I find I have something in common with each child. I would like to say that I am as responsible and courageous as Peter, but I am not nearly as direct or charismatic. In some way, I can say I am rational and caring like Susan, yet I trust my intuition over reason. I could also find similarities between Edmund and me in that I am quiet and have a difficult time with change. However, unlike Edmund, I have a strong inside moral…

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    Priyanka Rajani Dr. Maddex 380:27 Class #16 Prevent Doctors from Drugging Foster Kids Introduction I. Attention getter: Tisha Ortiz was abused as a foster kid throughout her childhood. With the neglect she faced in her group home, it was only natural that she ended up having behavioral issues. In her statement, given to the ABC 10 website on October 20, 2016, Ortiz explains that as a foster child she was over-prescribed with drugs and had no say over what was being given to her. Ortiz is…

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    The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act was passed in 1974 and led to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention to be established (Khondaker & Lewis, 2006). As the concept of juvenile justice became more apparent, juvenile prevention programs began to be implemented. While juveniles engage in crime for a variety of reasons, in order for treatment to be effective, the influences or cause of the behavior must be addressed. Within the juvenile justice system, changing…

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    into care and away for family for their own well-being and safety, every decision made is in the best interest of the child. Another value and principle that underpins the chosen transition is ensuring the welfare and safety of the child therefore practitioners must ensure that the child in question receives the correct support regarding their welfare, it must be ensured that the child feels safe and secure in their new home and also that their emotional and mental well-being is taken care of,…

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    April and Cheryl were in the foster care system ever since they were young kids. April had suffered a lot in the foster care homes that she was put into because she always got put into homes in which the families had no love towards her and tease her about the places that she had been brought up from. After being belittled it…

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    Social work, this is a career I see myself enjoying the rest of my life. I find helping people intriguing and sets a goal for what I wanna do in my career. I have chosen this major because I have had firsthand experience with children in the foster care system. This got me intrigued as I was in high school searching for a major that I would to eventually incorporate into my career and lifestyle. Kansas State University was one of the schools I enjoyed visiting as I was visiting colleges and here…

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    The Foster Care System and Why it needs to Change In today 's society the foster care system is viewed as one of the most useful systems in the united states. Yet they never mention what the foster care system even does to children as they are going in to when they are dismissed from the system. The foster care system is no longer a passionate system for children, so many children in the system are treated like slaves and do not receive hardly any tender, love and care thus leading to children…

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    for a big job well done. Informing Your Family Training a cat is like dieting. It won’t be as effective and there is a huge chance of it backfiring if you are trying to have a balanced diet and everyone else on your family table is eating without care. Cats can forget what you have taught them if you do not repeat the training regularly and if a family member accidentally juggles everything that you have installed into your cat’s memory. It will cause confusion to the poor cat, you will end…

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