Articles about youth violence (0-50 of 313)

  • Importance Of Sex Education For Kids And Youth
    By: Vidiya Sharma | - There are lots of alluring things in the modern society which attracts the kids and the young people and the media like television, movies, newspapers and magazines have lots of negative effects on the kids. With time, incidents of sex-violence are increasing and the children and youths are the victims in most of the cases. To help the children from many unwanted situation in the society, the importance of sex education for kids is understood and in many schools sex education is incorporated al ...
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  • Youth Ministry Ideas: Eight Masks Of Teens With Unmet Needs
    By: KenSapp | - Teenagers put on masks to hide their feelings. They choose these masks unconsciously, but the masks can express the feelings and thoughts of the teenagers. Here are the masks often used by teenagers


    PENNY THE PERFECTIONIST
    Teenagers put on this mask to prove themselves to their parents. This masked teenager becomes a perfectionist, compulsive about work and dissatisfied with personal accomplishments. This mask covers up the unmet needs of acceptance, unconditional love, ...

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  • Icebreakers: Wacko
    By: KenSapp | -
    Introduction
    This Icebreaker is an excuse to have a little violence and learn the names of others in the group. There's no application to it, but it is fun none-the-less.

    Game Description
    Sitting in a circle, names are called and the person in the center of the circle tries to "whack" them with a rolled up newspaper before they can call another name.

    Game Materials
    newspaper, tape

    Game Preparation
    Roll up the newspaper into a roll. T ...

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  • How To Choose Licensed Boot Camps For Teenagers
    By: Mahajan | - Boot camps are acceptable programs for youth set up in a military-style atmosphere, lay emphasis on primarily authority and objective conditioning. They are usually constrained to peaceful or first time lawbreaker. Distressed teens boot camps are military-styled institutions for disobedient and ill-mannered teens. Parents of these troubled teens often resort to these boot camps when they become helpless in dealing with them. They seek out boot camps with the supposition that only a wake up call ...
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  • Specialized Educational Books For Troubled Teenagers In Orlando
    By: Mahajan | - Therapy and counseling programs through counseling are also another excellent choice for the struggling youth. These counselors help facilities offer assessment sessions on reinforcement of appropriate performance, family involvement, and personal and emotional growth. Behavior modification schools are ideal for those who show social and emotional problems in their behavior. These have highly planned therapy class facilities to help youth stressed with serious crisis and who need round-the-clock ...
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  • Some Unsafe Issues That Put Adolescents In Danger
    By: Patricia Strasser | - A child's adolescent years are probably the most screening years which mothers and fathers have to endure. As teens battle with the changes which are occurring within them, they're really vulnerable to many bad influences existing among them.

    Depression

    Teenagers at risk for depression are no longer an uncommon occurrence. Colleges have student consultants specifically educated to guide adolescents dealing with the onset of depression, which may be due to numerous exter ...

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  • Could It Happen Here?
    By: Susan Fitzell | - "It is possible to eliminate war and destruction, if we start with our youth, educating them to understand the conditioning that teaches them to hate those different from themselves. If we teach our children to understand the barriers to peace and the skills to resolve conflict, we have invested in our future. We've invested in a peaceful world. We need to start somewhere. We can begin in our homes and our schools. Plant the seed, nurture it and watch it grow."
    I wrote these words in 1995 ...

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  • Six Unsafe Issues That Put Teens At Risk
    By: Jacob Schiffer | - A kid's teenage years are probably the most screening years that parents must endure. Since adolescents wrestle with the changes that are taking place within them, they're really vulnerable to numerous bad influences present among them.

    Depression

    Teenagers at risk for depression are no longer an unusual incident. Schools have student counselors specifically educated to guide teens facing the start of depression, that could be due to several exterior and internal factor ...

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  • The Criminal Psychology Program At The Chicago School Tackles The Topic Of Youth Violence
    By: Dominic Lin | - The Save Our School Children (S.O.S.) Program is teaming up with the criminal psychology program at the Chicago School to take on the topic of youth violence and help stop the spread of violence in the Chicago area.

    This has been done in the form of town hall meetings where members of the community, leaders within the community, along with help of the forensic psychology masters program, work to establish the causes of violence, and discuss the various challenges that the youth of ...

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  • Addressing The Types Of Gender Inequality Around The World (3): Domestic Violence In The Drc
    By: Mother Nature Illustrator | - In Congo it is estimated that in more than half of the couples the women are victims of domestic violence. Women are also victims of psychological violence' [Anna Alvazzi del Frate & Angela Patrignani, United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (1995). Women's Victimization In Developing Countries, Issues & Reports No 5]. As an African male, born & raised in the Motherland, I can attest to that. Africa, despite her rich & prominent culture, unique landscape and extraord ...
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  • Helping Educators Identify Potential Rampage School Shooters
    By: KidsPeace | - With school in session, there is always the concern that it might happen here; some kid may snap and go on a rampage shooting spree in our school. Educators ask themselves, How can we know? How can we prevent it from happening here? Senior Psychologist of PA Residential Programs at KidsPeace, Dr. Peter Langman was kind enough to offer some great advice aimed at educators and school administrators contained in his new book, Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters, which was ...
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  • Certified Boot Camps For Depressed Youngsters In Davenport
    By: Mahajan | - Treatment programs help under pressure teens to improve depression and stress. Treatment centers offer cost effective recovery programs for making the programs easily accessible for all families. There are several certified treatment programs boarding schools, wilderness treatment centers and boot camps in Davenport for recover the lives of struggling children and teenagers.

    Behavioral problems can range from clashes with parents, teachers and the police to violence and law-breaking ...

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  • School Security: Preventing School Violence
    By: Donna McMullin | - It"s an unfortunate and troubling fact that many children have more to be concerned with at school these days than simply whether or not they"ll pass their latest test. While the last thing they should have to worry about is their own safety at school, violence on school grounds is an all-too-common occurrence that can happen in many forms. Most recently as seen in the tragic shooting in Omaha, Nebraska just a few weeks ago.

    Consider, for example, the following Centers ...

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  • Is Stopping School Violence Possible In This Crazy World We Seem To Be Living In?
    By: Mandy Jane Clarke | - Communities all throughout the U.S. have been discussing the issue of stopping school violence for many years but it often feels like things are getting worse rather than better. There are school shootings, brutal attacks on individual students, and hallway riots that take the lives of young kids every single year. With all of the focus on preventing this type of behavior, why are kids become more and more violent at school?

    Bullying has always been considered a part of growing up a ...

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  • What I Encountered Within: In Search Of Global Peace
    By: Susan Fitzell | - "We are three orphans from Ethiopia. Today we are..." As the presenter read the story starter, my partner and I imagined how we would finish it. "We are three orphans from Ethiopia. Today we are rummaging for food in the streets of our village. We are hungry and scared." As we finished that story starter and others like it, we felt sure that our impressions were an accurate example of the plight of others in the world. The presenters, women involved in conflict resolution and peace education in ...
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  • Video Games Are Not The Main Cause Of Violence
    By: Samuel Davis | - Exciting news replaces real information on a daily basis Mass media influences parental decisions everyday. I am speaking of the perpetual myth that violent video games result in an increased number of violent crimes committed by the youth in our society. Well, folks, the law enforcement statistics do not support this myth. Mass media is inconsistent with statistical data.

    PS1 (or Play Station One) video gaming console was released by Sony in the early 1990's, with the very popular, e ...

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  • Youth Violence In The Crucible, The Outsiders, And Lord Of The Flies
    By: Paul Thomson | - Its a universal truth that a scary story will be roughly ten times more disturbing if its antagonists are children. This is a common motif in supernatural tales (The Turn of the Screw, The Omen, The Shining), but more terrifying still are the stories with nothing paranormal about them.

    Take, for example, Arthur Millers play The Crucible. Set in the 1600s, it begins with a harmless childrens dance in the woods and ends with the hangings of around twenty innocent people. ...

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  • Motivational Speakers Outside Of Business: Affecting Disaffected Youth
    By: John Hersey | - Most people seem to think that a good motivational speaker should be an A-list celebrity or perhaps a politician or sports star. The reality is that, according to the Home Affairs committee of the UK's House of Commons, young people that are at risk of entering into a life of crime responded best to real people that they could relate to.

    Unlike many leadership motivators, who do in fact come from sports or political backgrounds, some motivational speakers come from difficult back ...

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  • Sorensons Ranch School Utilizes Emdr In Treating Troubled Youth
    By: Layne_Bagley | - Trauma can lead to many mental health difficulties and behavioral problems. Some common traumas are natural disasters, serious accidents, the death of a loved one, rape, sexual and/or physical abuse, domestic violence, divorce, and even a major move when a teen is uprooted from friends and the local community. in which one is uprooted from ones friends and community. Trauma can lead to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). PTSD symptoms include being hyper-vigilant, over reacting to beni ...
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  • The Best Parenting Books On The Market
    By: Justin Sachs | - After extensive research into the world of parenting books, these are the books that made it to the top of our list! We hare excited to share these titles with you!

    1.All parents want their children to be happy, it's hard to watch kids crumble or melt down in the face of small disappointments or criticism. In Freeing Your Child from Negative Thinking, Dr. Tamar Chansky analyses the underlying causes of children's negative attitudes and provides strategies to help manage negative ...

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  • Obama Is Missing The Chance To Change The Course For Youth
    By: Ed DeJesus | - In the midst of the highest levels of unemployment in the past 50 years, a unique opportunity has opened up for President Obama to change the course of opportunity for youth and he is missing it.

    Similar to the feat that lay before President Roosevelt in the 1930s, President Obama faces a nation that is wading in the murky uncertainty that we call a recession. With the bleakness of our current condition there comes an opportunity just over the horizon for President Obama to implemen ...

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  • What The Obama Administration Needs To Know About Reaching Youth
    By: Ed DeJesus | - In the effort to guide our youth in a direction that promotes financial economic opportunity, continued growth, and enhanced education, it is imperative that the Obama administration take a long hard look at the signals that they send. Time has proven that the old method of doing things is simply that—old.

    Youth are non-responsive to the methods that brow-beat them, and attack the popular culture that they have embraced and identify with. The fact that popular culture is often ...

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  • Teen Dating Abuse: The Attitude That Makes It An Epidemic
    By: D. A. Campbell | - It's not new. Generations before have faced the same issue. As a matter of fact, countless couples go though the same thing on a daily basis. But in February of this year, domestic violence once again went public, when singer Chris Brown physically assaulted his musical partner and girlfriend Rihanna.

    There has been much talk since then about what the couple should and should not do. Not surprising since just about everyone has an opinion on high profile couples; whether it ...

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  • Activities For Young People And Neets (not In Education Or Employment Training)
    By: Nick Brown | - When I grow up
    I wanna be famous
    I wanna be a star
    I wanna be in movies
    Drive nice cars
    I wanna have groupies
    Be on TV
    Be in magazines

    Pussycat Dolls NEET anthem - When I Grow Up.

    Q: What sells newspapers?
    A: Fear and loathing

    We enjoy nothing better than to hate over our morning newspapers, getting off on the latest shock horror nightmare. Anything to stave off the bored ...

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  • Is The Warrior Gene Responsible For Youth Violence?
    By: Bianca Tora | - Youth violence is a growing concern of our society. The question that has most often been asked is whether it is caused by nature (genes) or nurture (environment).

    While many studies point to youth violence as a nurturing issue, new research points to heredity as a genetic component that cannot be entirely taken out of the picture.

    Gangs have traditionally been regarded as a sociological phenomenon. Poverty, lack of education and poor parenting skills have all play ...

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  • October Declared Domestic Violence Awareness Month
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - Earlier this month, the Tinker Family Advocacy Center at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you are wondering what domestic violence actually entails, law enforcement defines it as "threatening, causing, or attempting to cause serious physical harm between family or household members." It does not necessarily have to be just physical; it can be emotional, verbal or sexual. Selonda Moseley, a domestic abuse advocate said that the people ...
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  • Experience Co-ed Camp In Different Ways
    By: Mari milian | - Nature is burgeoning with contrastingly complimentary shades. The sun and moon, earth and sky, fire and water, snow and sand, deserts and rivers. If we take a closer look, we can conclude that both entities prevail in perfect tandem and seamlessly move forward to the next era of evolution. But, one of the staking contrasts of nature is yet to find itself in par with its counter creation and it has been waging a battle for centuries to gain its share of existence. What we are talking about is the ...
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  • Youth Voilence
    By: Monica Craft | - Youth Violence is the act of purposefully hurting someone. And it is a major issue facing today's young adults. One in 12 high school boys and the college boys is threatened or injured with a weapon each year. If any children have age between the ages of 12 and 24, you face the highest risk of being the victim of violence. There is no single region or explanation for the overall rise in youth violence. Many different condition and factors for a cause violent behavior. The more these factors are ...
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  • Dangerous Children In A Dangerous World
    By: Kathryn Seifert, Ph.D. | - Juvenile violent crime rates increased 62% from 1988 to 1993, and then declined by just 6% from 1993 through 1997, according to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). However, the rates for juvenile drug and curfew violations, sex offenses, and simple assaults have continued to increase. The greater the number of risk factors and the fewer the resiliency factors the greater the risk that a youth will commit a violent act. To prevent dangerousness in youth, we need to ...
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  • School Shootings Aren't Caused By The Type Of Student That The Media Tells You About
    By: Ruth Wells | - Teachers, principals and counselors: As most of you are aware, some of the recent school shootings were apparently committed by students who were not known for their acting- out behaviors, but instead for their relatively quiet withdrawal and depression. We have gotten quite a few calls asking for explanations. Youth professionals are often more accustomed to preventing and addressing violence from acting-out youth, and may feel less prepared to prevent or address violence from other types of yo ...
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