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Child exploitation negatively impacts children's development and enjoyment of their rights. Poverty is the main driver of child labor in Colombia, with more boys than girls working. Low quality education and social factors like parental encouragement also contribute. Physical consequences include overexertion, poor health, and chemical exposure. Psychologically, working prevents normal socialization and identity formation. Socially, it limits playtime with friends. Educationally, it causes tiredness, falling behind, and school dropout.
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The document discusses several emerging social issues affecting children and adolescents in India, as presented by a group from the Central University of Haryana. It examines issues such as peer pressure, chronic illness, child abuse, natural disasters, bullying, gender disparity, the influence of social media, juvenile delinquency, drugs, child marriage, divorce, poverty, child labour, beggary, and defiant behavior. The document provides background on each issue, and in some cases discusses causes, effects, and potential preventative measures.
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The document summarizes key aspects of psychosocial development in middle childhood, according to theorists like Erikson, Freud, and Berger. It discusses how children develop industry versus inferiority, channel sexual drives, form self-concepts through social comparison, build resilience to stress, and strengthen social and moral reasoning through school, friends, and family relationships.
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The document discusses factors that contribute to achievement gaps between different ethnic groups. It finds that black and Hispanic students change schools more often than white students, which can negatively impact literacy rates. Students from low socioeconomic backgrounds and urban environments face greater psychological and physical barriers. Implementing learner-centered programs in schools has been shown to increase achievement scores and develop skills like self-efficacy. To close achievement gaps, teachers must raise students' self-concepts and support is needed from the government and society beyond just within schools.
Home, School, and Community Influences
This document discusses the influences of home, school, and community on children's development and success in school. It explains that in the past, home and school were closely linked, but over time community influences have also impacted children. Now, all three social settings (home, school, community) shape children. The document outlines how each setting affects children at different ages and developmental levels. It also discusses challenges facing education today that require collaboration between social settings to address issues like diversity, poverty, and more. Teachers must work to connect home, school, and community to help all children succeed.
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CHILD LABOR
- 1. NAMES: Oscar Fernando Cabrera Marcela Cruz Carvajal Vanessa Martínez Sosa Viviana Rozo Gonzales
- 2. Child exploitation is the use for economic ministering purposes of minors by adults and Affects, as a result, personal and emotional development of children and the enjoyment of Their rights.
- 3. • POVERTY: Poverty is undoubtedly the main cause of child labor. Many children work to help their family • GENDER: Gender is a variable that plays an important role in this theme are more boys than girls working in Colombia and countries in the region.
- 4. • CALIDAD OF EDUCATION :quality education of the country is very low, the state in which due gives support economic • SOCIAL FACTOR: the parents makes child to work saying that is not bad
- 5. consequence • PHYSICAL CONSEQUENCES: The risk of overexertion (extension of the conference, physical stress, poor posture) and work environment (pollution, temperature, humidity, exposure to chemic
- 6. • PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCE makes the child or child to interact with people outside their peer group, which involves an effect on the socialization of a child and in the process of identity construction • SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES working children can not always play with other children, because they have time in the week to share with their friends should use to do their jobs.
- 7. • EDUCATION OF CONSEQUENCE • It is common to see children behind in their studies, sleepy, tired, not allowing assimilate knowledge and deserting the school system.