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    show how there will be people or situations in life that will constantly keep bringing you down, but as Hansel and Gretel show, one should never give up and keep trying. The second time the parents took the children out into the woods, Hansel did not have the pebbles he did before because the mother locked the door, so he had to compromise for something less effective. “On the way into the woods, Hansel crushed the bread into his pocket and would often stop to scatter crumbs on the ground” (186). When things do not go right in life, one has to take different routes to get to where they want to go, or even change their whole goal altogether. Hansel and Gretel suffer a great deal before they “move up in society”. They starved with their family for quite some time, they were abandoned in the woods, almost died because of the starvation, and they were almost baked alive by the evil witch. Gretel finally had enough and killed the witch herself. Sometimes in life, one has to stand up for themselves to get where they want to be. Once one has worked and suffered a long time, they are bound to snap eventually just because they cannot physically or emotionally handle the pressure…

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    The Lost Children of Sudan should remain in Sudan because they need to repair their country. Neighboring countries and continents should aid them with their problems and be more involved to prevent the wars that are producing child soldiers. Sudan suffered from multiple long civil wars, on and off since 1955. During the wars, the armies would train children, at any age under 18, to operate a gun and kill the opposing side. These children became the “Lost Children of Sudan”. Even though the…

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    The documentary of The Lost Children of Rockdale County was about a syphilis outbreak back in 1996 that happened in an urban area of Atlanta Georgia. The outbreak affected over 200 teenagers. Parents did not know that their children were getting involved in premarital sex, group sex, drinking and taking drugs. Without this outbreak of syphilis, the community of Rockdale would have not known that their children were behaving deviant. While watching this documentary, I was shock at how young the…

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    The juvenile justice system in the United States is stained with an immensely dark past. In 1976, Kenneth Wooden uncovered the atrocities that were occurring within America’s juvenile correctional system when he released Weeping in the Playtime of Others. In hopes of protecting children and initiating change in the juvenile justice system, Wooden addressed the lack of human rights and legal justice in juvenile issues, the origins of delinquency, the abuse and neglect within America’s juvenile…

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    states, “17 year-old son was incarcerated after setting trash bin on fire… In prison, he was raped repeatedly… He later hung himself inside his cell.. Juveniles were five times as likely ro be sexually assaulted in adult rather than in juvenile facilities- often within their first 48 hours of incarceration” (In Prison…). This serves to show that juveniles are the main target in an adult facility, they are not as protected as they make is seem. One does not think that juveniles should have to…

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    Delinquency Family Factors

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    “Tell me with who you walk with and I will tell you who you are.” There is no greater influence on a child than that of a parent. That parental guidance can be a negative one or a positive one. Just because the guidance is negative in nature does not always mean that it will lead to an equally negative outcome. In this article we will discuss some potential parental and family factors that have been believed to lead to juvenile delinquency. We will also discuss to what extent family factors help…

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    When conducting these interviews a child’s development level is key to knowing which questions are appropriate to ask. The forensic interviewing process does not produce successful results in children under 4 because their language development and episodic memory is not fully formed (Goodman & Melinder, 2007). An adolescent is developmentally better able to provide more detail about an event when asked open-ended questions than preschool children who tend to disclose information accidentally…

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    Purpose: The purpose of this observation is to identify the child in the communication, language and literacy domain to demonstrate the child’s vocabulary skills by using new words in play. (Best Start Expert Panel on Early Learning, 2007, p.48) Context: In KOLTS preschool, there were two female ECE’s and six children inside the school. Two ECE’s went to the dressing room and started to dress all the children in the proper outfit before heading outside. The first ECE dressed three children by…

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    delinquent, neglected, and dependent children. Also, during this period the law created a public policy based on the medical model that is a model of individual diagnosis and individual treatment. The underlying philosophy of the medical model was that delinquency was a preventable and treatable condition. This act created the first juvenile court in the United States that provided social reform and a structured way to restore and control children in trouble. It also provided a way to care for…

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    Coldwater Film Analysis

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    When they come back to camp they find the Coldwater councilors had been massacred by the fed up teen inmates. At the end of the movie Brad has the opportunity to get his revenge and kills the Colonel. The film concludes with the fact that “dozens of teenage deaths are on record in state run and private US juvenile rehabilitation centers”. The film makes its message clear when it states the shocking reality that “no federal laws define or regulate Juvenile rehabilitation centers”, making it…

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