Every Child Matters 5 outcomes what does it mean when it says "community regeneration inititives?
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I believe it means that the county/city will build this if you will come. it helps keep kids off the streets and cleans up the area and hopefully gets people to have some sense of worth in their community. this ususally happens in very low income areas.
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It means that the government mandates that all children should attend school during the early years of their life.
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Start small. \n\nNo sense in trying to save the whole world today. You can do that later. If you open your eyes you will see what needs to be done, maybe someone already started something and could use your help.
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1. Affordable health care\n2. Recreation for kids and families\n3. Quality schools and education\n4. Affordable, quality housing\n5. Jobs and a healthy local economy\n\nHope this helps
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i would say highly populated cities, like NYC. i did a survey for a psych course, out of 25,000 kids under the age of 5 in my neighborhood, about 22,0000 needed childhood intervention for speech. of those 22,000 only 16,000 were enrolled (lack of early childhood intervention schools)
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You really need more of the poem in order to really explain the line.\n\nI'm going to guess that you're quoting William Wordsworth, and say that it basically means that the child grows into a man.  Generally a person keeps a similar personality throughout most of their life, especially once they've become a teenager.  What Wordsworth was saying in that poem is that the person he was as a child still exist within him now that he is fully grown, and will still be there when he is older.  It's one of those whole your past affects your present affects your future things.
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One major issue that is by and large ignored in the planning process in India, is the importance of community participation.  In some ways citizens are the forgotten part of collaborative planning.  Here, in the US, changes in the political system since the 1960s demand significant input from the community.  Before undertaking any major planning agenda, or before implementing a plan, like, a multi-modal transportation plan, or a downtown revitalization plan, the citizens are always brought into the picture.  Through the means of series of community meetings, public open houses, community charrettes, and other participation tools, the people are asked about what they prefer and why, what are their agonies and their suggestions to deal with it.  It brings a sense of responsibility to the citizens and the plans thus proposed, be it at a small neighborhood scale or at a large regional scale, always finds the backing of the people for whom they were meant at the first place.  Political bodies can both cause a hindrance or be a catalyst to a planning process. But when a common ground is reached within the constituency or city, for example, when public consensus is reached about the immediate need for a mass-rapid transit/light rail system in the city (or part of a city), then there is place for little political debate about the importance/priority of the issue.
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When I was 18 I joined a community service organization called CITY YEAR. It has national sites in over 14 states and even  in South Africa. I participated in numereous physical service projects and activities. I was involved in inner city educational efforts and conducted after school programs. In all of that I learned values thast would last me a lifetime. It taught me to love and preserve my community and world. It taught me to appreciate and encourage diversity and to live by a standard of right actions toward my fellow people but my environment as well. The experience I had joining this program changed my life in a million and one ways. I would recommend this program to any 17-24 yr old anywhere on the globe. It has been 6 yrs since I left and everyday I use and live by the things that I learned. I am a better person everyday for it. I took vows as a member of CITY YEAR and one thing I vowed was that "In the face of apathy I will take ACTION". I have done that and other things I vowed and always will.
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This is the first time I've ever heard the quote so the best I can do is to tell you what I think it means.  \n\nI think it means that you can't make people love you.  (You can't dominate them or force them to love you).  All you can do is give them the choice (the freedom) to love.  The word "child" seems to mean "outcome" in this case.
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Schools seek to prepare children to become active and productive members of the workforce.\n\nFamilies prepare children to become responsible parents and involved community members.\n\nIt's supposed to be a team effort.\n\nIdeally. Sigh.
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This phrase could mean anything and it could be used in anything.\n\nIt doesn't necessarily have anything to do with being morally bankrupt.\n\nMy Mom used it frequently when teaching us about responsibility.
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In this sense "count" means make a difference.  They are important.  They matter.\nIt is a play on words.
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It is important for the following reasons:\n1)creativity\n2)Innovation\n3)Employment generations\n4)Foundation for economic growth and development\n5) create challenges for young people\n6)makes goods and services to go round etc
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It's referring to kids that have had a rough upbringing and who have been exposed to things that they should not have witnessed at a young age.  So, these kids are more at risk to fall into a negative situation  than a kid that has had a so called normal upbringing.  It could also be due to the environment that they live in.
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I just made this up on the spot. It's a poem to remember the eight stages: Infants, Toddlers, Play age (3-5yrs), School age (6-12 yrs), Adolescent (12-18 yrs), Young Adult, Middle Adult, Late Adult. \n\nBabies trust or mistrust, while Toddlers explore their wills,\nPlayers take initiative and sometimes experience guilt.\nSchoolers have a sense of industry, yet feel inferior to their peers.\nWhile Adolescents search for an identity and draw closer to their peers.\nYoung adults look for intimacy but may find isolation instead\nMiddle adults take care of others and work hard to get ahead.\nThey may become self-absorbed during the mid-life crisis scare,\nThen after awhile, in Later years, find integrity or despair.
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"In America, no child should be left behind. Every child should be educated to his or her full potential. This proposal sets forth the Presidents proposed framework to accomplish that goal. This Administration will work with Congress to ensure that this happens quickly, and in a bipartisan manner"\n\nYet still- this issue remains unsolved.  I completely agree with you- why can't we Americans deal with this- as these are our future generations- we need them, educated and aware of the world around them!
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don't know about the "child" one, but I made this one up for "hunger". Feel free to embellish on it:\n\nThose who don't have it, do not wont.\nThose who have it most, succeed.\nThose who have it for too long, die.\nWhen you feed it, it gets smaller.