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The document discusses socially deprived children. Socially deprived children lack parental care, control, opportunities for education, and necessities for physical, mental and emotional health. They come from deprived backgrounds and experience issues like neglect, abuse, poverty, illiteracy, and lack of parental support. To improve conditions for these children, steps should be taken to increase social interaction, provide equal opportunities, proper education tools, clothes, nutrition checks, and spread awareness about education. Deprivation is defined as an absence of something important, while social deprivation refers to a reduction in normal social interaction for an individual.
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- 1. SUBJECT: INCLUSIVE EDUCATION TOPIC: SOCIALLY DEPRIVED GROUP MEMBERS: • OMAMA USMAN • QURATULAIN SYED • MAHNOOR NAEEM • NIMRA NIAZ By Omama Usman
- 2. What is Deprived? (Of a person) lacking a specified benefit that is considered important. What is Socially Deprived? Social deprivation is a term used to describe a person who is disconnected from his or her society and healthy social interaction for a variety of different reasons. Socially Deprived Children: They are the children who are deprived of the right to live a decent life. Deprived child is one who is without parental care of control don’t have opportunity of education or suffering from necessary things for their physical, mental or emotional health. By Omama Usman
- 3. She is a deprived childhood comes from a deprived background. By Omama Usman
- 4. CAUSES By Omama Usman Child neglect due to several parental problems. Sexually Abuse Poverty Illiteracy Lack of parental support
- 5. • Unemployement The term unemployment refers to a situation where a person actively searches for employment but is unable to find work. SYMPTOMS
- 6. • Poverty Poverty is about not having enough money to meet basic needs including food, clothing and shelter.
- 7. • Poor education A lack of education can be defined as a state where people have a below-average level of common knowledge about basic things that they would urgently need in their daily life.
- 8. • Isolation Isolation is the state of feeling alone and without friends or help
- 9. STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN TO IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF SOCIALLY DEPRIVED CHILDREN • Socially deprived children often get involved into inferiority complex. So first of all we need to get them out of that complex. • Teach them about their basic rights • It can be achieved by increasing social interaction with these children. • Provided equal opportunities for them to grow and learn like other children • Exposing such children to more cultural and social experiences
- 10. • Proper educatinal tools must be given to them • Proper clothes must be given them • The nutritional level among the kids must be checked • We can help socially deprived children by spreading awerness of education • By Organising activities in which they can involve such as games or any kind of shows where they can show their any kind of talent or skills.
- 12. CONCLUSION: Deprivation: An absence or too little of Something very important Socially deprived: • Reduction or prevention of normal interaction between an individual. Socially deprived children: • They are the children who deprived to live a decent life • They spend their lives either on streets. • They do not have the opportunity of education