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    with special need might feel un worthy for being different and the feeling different from other can affect one’s decisions. Self-esteem is an important role in one’s life because if one’s self-esteem is low anyone can make decisions like this. The behavior of others towards us is also important because that can affect our inner…

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    The Problem Of Child Abuse

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    A report of child abuse is made every ten seconds(“Child”). Child abuse is a physical maltreatment or sexual molestation of a child(“Child Help”). Child abuse manifests in physical, mental and emotional symptoms that can greatly affect the child’s future. Child abuse is violating the child’s trust with the abuser (“Child”). If nobody puts a stop to child abuse, it will never end in the future. Physical child abuse is a type of abuse that is involves: punching, kicking, beating, and sometimes…

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    person, and that maybe because the victim is better looking, smarter, or maybe the bullies crush likes the victim and again they will try anything to destroy that chance with that person so the bully can have him/her. Bullying may also be a learned behavior that they have picked up from a family member so they think that it is ok. Most of the time they will bully others because they see another person doing it and they want to try it so badly so they can finally be able to fit in, and it can…

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    5. Function of Behavior: ( i.e. to get or obtain, to avoid or escape, and/or sensory regulation To avoid task demand, to obtain attention and preferred activity and/item. 6. Replacement Behaviors: Describe & define an acceptable alternate behavior that meets the same function of the target behavior. 1. Camari will comply with instructions given by teachers or aides. 2. Camari will use functional communication (verbal expression, visual cues, icons, signs, etc.) to communicate his need for a…

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    Bullying Strategies

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    Bullying exist in all classroom and has for years unrecognized by many teachers.. Sometimes it is over looked because teachers are not looking for specific signs. Bullying comes in different forms physical, verbal, psychological, sexual harassment and cyberbullying. As an educator I may or may not experience these bullying styles at one time; however I will at some point experience these different styles of bullying in my career. I will discuss a few facts about bullying, a few strategies to…

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    isolation, and thoughts of suicide. According to the article, “Physical Bully” from Bullying Statistics, “Bullying can have serious consequences for the victim, leading to low self-esteem, depression, trouble at school, and sometimes even violent behavior” (par. 5). Therefore, when a student looks upset or seems down, it is likely that they are being bullied. Many victims mostly eat alone or hide themselves to avoid the bully. In the article “What is Physical Bullying?”, studies show how parents…

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    healthcare settings, especially towards nurses, is increasing (2003). Nurses are the most likely of all healthcare professions to be assaulted. Nurses are exposed to many different factors that can increase their risk. The violence can be physical or verbal and can come from patients and visitors. There are four different types of workplace violence. The first is criminal intent which results when criminal activity is being committed with no relationship to the place or workers. Type two is…

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    exercises bullying on the weaker member of the household. Peer Bullying:Some friends bring more toxicity in an individual’s life than any enemy would.Taking advantage of friendship by bossing around, giving little to no respect, spreading rumors and verbal put downs by pressing on their weaknesses.Sororities are an explicit example. Bullying is around here for ages, the tick up number of children being harassed on social media many are committing suicide increased the awareness of this issue.…

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    This category of bullying is usually occurring among male students. This could result to serious matters as it involves injuries or could lead to worst scenario. Unlike verbal bullying physical bullying has evidence that could result to immediate expulsion or even criminal charges and complains to the bully. Bullying through words This is done through using harmful words, name-tagging and other humiliating words that only…

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    America. From teenagers to toddlers, many kids don’t want to go to school and do not feel safe in an environment where they learn, because of bullies. If these kids don’t feel secure in their own school, then something has to be done. It could be verbal or physical bullying, which should both be treated seriously. Schools in the U.S., including Duxbury Public Schools, do not do enough to combat bullying due to failed punishments, data that shows bullying is still a serious problem, and educators…

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