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The student completed a group research project on witnessing domestic violence. They created an online research folder to compile information on the prevalence, signs and symptoms, impacts, causal factors, prevention strategies, and recent news regarding domestic violence. The group found that while culture, religion, and language may differ between countries, the nature, causes, power dynamics, impacts on children, and lifelong effects of domestic violence are largely similar worldwide. As future early childhood educators, the students recognize their duty to advocate for children's rights and worldwide awareness of domestic violence as responsible global citizens, especially in a multicultural country like Canada.
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