The document discusses the effects of divorce on children and the role of schools. It notes that divorce impacts many aspects of a child's life, including their relationships, behavior, emotions, and development. Children experience sadness, anger, and other difficulties depending on their age when parents divorce. Schools can help by providing counseling support groups, and ensuring teachers and administrators understand how to assist children experiencing divorce. The document outlines physical, behavioral, and emotional signs of abuse and notes the important role schools play in supporting students through this challenging time.

1. Children and DivorceThe effects of divorce on childrenTypes of abuses

2. Diminished parenting.

3. The overburdened child phenomena.

4. The consequences of divorce impact almost all aspects of a child’s life.

5. The need of support for children experiencing the divorce of their parents.Effects of divorce on the parent-child relationship

6. Large amounts of anger

7. Frequent breaking of rules

8. Drug and/or alcohol abuse

9. Destructive behavior

10. Frequent guilt

11. Problems with defiance

12. Increasing isolation or withdrawl from friends and family