what impact has crime and violecce had on the lives of children?
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Crime and violence only effects children if they personally see it take place within their homes and schools. eg. Brother steals cars or parents fight.
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child molesters, gays, and wife beaters
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I can understand what you mean.  The problem is that we need to respect all people's rights as human beings.  BUT with rights come responsibilities and you need to analise whether peadofiles are taking responsibility for their lives and those lives they ruin.  I work with sexually traumatised children (and adults) daily and the effect is just so horrible!  Maybe it's not the answer to make their names public, but something drastic needs to be done!  On the one hand it might be safer if their names are made public, because then people with children can be aware of the possible dangers.  On the other hand, with that sort of suggestion, we're probably taking a few steps back into days luckily gone by.  The other problem is that the prognosis for peadofilia is not good and it is very difficult to rehabilitate people who have this "addiction".  So, I don't know?  I don't feel comfortable with people like that freely roaming the streets, looking for young flesh.  I would prefer if they were taken off the streets, away from kids, who are, at the end of the day, supposed to be the future.  Sorry, that doesn't really give an answer, but I have very strong, yet mixed emotions about this topic!
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If the kids are not:\nlearning\nbeing TAUGHT \nor\nare being worked or ignored rather than educated\nparents are abusive\nkids are in trouble
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Wow, this is a hard one.  First of all, all kids are not the same.  Some have learnig diasbilities and really have no idea what the consequences are for their crimes, and even if they are puniched as adults, still won't understand what is happening to them.  The ones who are fully capable of understanding what they are doing at the time of the crime, if violent, should be treated as an adult.  To do things they know are wrong just for the sake of dong them is wrong.  So, in answer to your question, I guess you would have to take it case by case and see who knows what and if the mentality is that of an adult.
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it all depends on the crime, many times they deserve it for the lost of lives.\n\n:> peace\n.
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Child Abuse (domestic, international, internet)\nChild Trafficking\nRefugee and displaced children\nHIV Aids and other life threatening diseases\nPoverty\nImmigration Detention of minors\nHuman Rights\nTorture
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A lot of early childhood development is still going off of the workds of Piaget, Vigogosty, Freud, Skinner, and Maslow.  \n\nWhat specifically are you looking for?  This is a very broad question.
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There are registered offenders, whom you know to look out for.  Then there are those who haven't been caught.  \n\nThe world is an imperfect place. As a parent, teach your children all you can.  Arm them with knowledge so you know they'll be safe even when you're not around. \n\n.
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I presume (unlike the previous respondents) that you don't wish to oppose the view, but that you have been asked to for a debate, or perhaps you're looking for counter-arguments for a paper.\n\nWhy not consider these (obviously controversial) hypothetical points?\n\n1. Children removed from the street may have to be separated from their siblings.\n2. Children may endanger themselves if measures to remove them from the street resort to roundups by police.\n3. In certain cases there is the possibility that removing a child from the street could have a detrimental effect on the family for whom he is providing a small but very valuable income.\n\nThis is a useful passage from The Consortium for Street Children:\nMany images and stories portray street children either as helpless victims, dangerous criminals or heroic survivors. The reality is usually somewhere in between. They show incredible resiliency and initiative in the face of desperate circumstances. They have to be resourceful and strong in order to survive. But some do not survive. Others can only do so by breaking the law. We should respect their individual stories and characteristics. Each child is unique.
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These problems will be here because the police are not allowed to punish children for doing wrong.\nThe children know they can do whatever they want and no-one can stop them.\nThe government is so into giving children freedom that they have forgotten we all need rules to become decent people.\nIn the past a policeman could give you a clip round the ear for being naughty but now the victim is to blame not the child
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You will find your answers here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robber_baron_%28industrialist%29#Impact_on_society\n\nGood Luck!!!
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I think it has alot to do with it. Children see things and they think it is cool and that is how they should act. It desensitizes them to death, sex, violence, and drugs. That is hard for parents to recover from. It should be controlled, but that is up to the parents to do.
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Interesting article on the effects of daycare and Preschool\n\nhttp://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20051101/news_1n1earlyed.html
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If you mean social influences affecting the perpetuation of the traditional nuclear family, then there would be negative effects.  Media representations of families support non-traditional family settings and rely on extended families and friendship kinships more often that a traditional family scape like those of the 50s and 60s.  We see more Will and Grace and Friends than Cosby and Family Ties.  I don't know if that is a reflection of society or if society is a reflection of the media's embrace of such situations.  At any rate, its up to the individual to decide whether or not that is a positive move.\n\nIn case you meant social learning in terms of child development and the conflicts which a young person may encounter concerning parental guidance and peer influence.  I've witnessed that be both positive and negative at work in my classroom.  I have seen kids that grew up on the street meet and learn things that will help them be more easily accepted into the world of middle class norms, and sadly I have seen those with everything in the world before them throw it all away by hooking up with drugs and alcohol, etc.\n\nIn short, social learning is important.  So is good decision making and that is what we should encourage, by consistently implementing consequences, both positive and negative.
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That depends on what it is you want to do.  It is pretty well agreed that child molesting is not a good thing and that you would be harshly judged for doing so.  Etc.  Murder, theft, and so on. There  has to be certain agreed upon standards of conduct in order for any society to survive.
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against physical punishment of children (aka spanking etc)\n\nyou could mention how any other place in society,  hitting is considered assault  , research written studies of how children who are hit are more likely to hit others etc