The document discusses strategies for preventing teen pregnancy and supporting students who become pregnant. It notes that teen pregnancy can interrupt education and pose health risks. To prevent pregnancy, the document recommends comprehensive sex education, open communication between parents and teens about relationships and sexuality, keeping teens busy with extracurricular activities, and warning teens about the risks of drugs and alcohol. For pregnant students, it suggests offering emotional and financial support, allowing special accommodations to continue their education, and protecting them from discrimination.

1. PANEL DISCUSSION
Presentation and Major Assignment
Subject: Writing Skills-IP
Lectured by: EN Chomrong
Group 1: (Fantatic 6)
1. Sor Nidet (Cambodia) 3. Yen Bunthy (Cambodia) 5. Sar Sovanmunyraksa (Cambodia)
2. Ny Limhorng (Cambodia) 4. Nguon Vimean (Cambodia) 6. CHAN SONIDA (Cambodia)
Academic Year: 2019-2020
“What is the best way to prevent teen pregnancy?
What should be done for students who get pregnant in high school?"

2. Content
I. Background information of the problem
II. Solutions
III.Conclusion
IV.Sources
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3. I. Background of Teen Pregnancy
Teen Pregnancy refers to female in
adolescents becoming pregnant between the
ages of 13-19 when those young females have
not reached adulthood yet. According to
research of Centre for Disease Control and
Prevention in 2017, a total of 194,377 babies
were born form women aged 15–19 years old.
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4. What are the causes of teen pregnancy?
Drug and Alcohol
Sexual Violence
In these cases, it will lead to unwanted and
unintentional pregnancy.

5. Family, community and social pressure to marry
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In some cultures,
customs and traditions
force their children to
have early marriage
which can be both cause
and consequence and it
would lead to early
pregnancy.

6. What are the effect of teen pregnancy?
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+ Education Interrupted : teen mothers are very
likely to drop out of the school because of their view low
ambitions and they felt ashamed
+ Health Risk : The children are likely to be born
underweight and premature, which is harmful to their
health and may even put their life in danger.
+ Discrimination : the teen mother experiences
severe depression humiliations and embarrassment
while facing the negative feedback about the
pregnancy from society

7. II. Solutions
• Educate teenage about Sex
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What is the best way to prevent teen pregnancies?
Sex education is designed to help
young people gain the information, skill
and motivation to make healthy
decisions about sex and sexuality
throughout their lives.

8. • Talk to teen early about love and sex
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As a parent, you’re simply not
driving the car that is their life.
But if you need to, you can direct
their path by limiting the roads
they can take

9. • Keep teenager busy
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If teen’s day is packed with
activities, they’ll have less time
and energy which they can get
themselves into trouble

10. • Warn about drugs and alcohol
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Warn them that taking those stuff
will lead to poor decisions about
sex or no ability at all to even
make the choice.

11. What should be done for the students who get
pregnant in high school?
 Support them
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Offer teen emotional, physical
and financial support. Talk to
them about the difficulties they
might face as pregnant teen and
young mother.

12.  Special Treatment from school
The school must encourage
them to continue their
education instead of dropping
out. Offer a special treatment
like taking special classes if
you want to or taking some
time off.
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13.  Getting protection
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Pregnancy student should be
protected from discrimination,
harassment and bullying. School
is required to protect you from
bullying and discrimination.

14. III. Conclusion
In conclusion, those are my solutions for prevention and also for
those pregnant students. On top of all, my messages to all those
students is self-motivation. No one can motivate you better than yourself.
Everyone make mistake but tomorrow will be another day, life is
challenging so don’t give up and pursue your dream, your studying.
Finally, I strongly believe that those strategies can reduce teen
pregnancies.
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15. IV-Sources
◦ https://wiki.ubc.ca/Causes_and_Effects_of_Teen_Pregnancy
◦ https://www.wikihow.com/Prevent-Teenage-Pregnancy
◦ https://www.wikihow.com/Survive-School-Being-Pregnant
◦ https://www.cdc.gov/
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Thank for paying attention !!