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1. A Presentation onâŚ
Social issues of childhood &
adolescence
Presented by-
AbhishekNayan
B. Ed.
School of Education
CentralUniversityof Haryana
2. Introduction
ďA manâs entire future is based on how he/she has been nurtured in childhood.
ďChildren need extra care as they are physically and mentally dependent on
adults.
ďSociety plays an important role in development of a child.
ďSocial relationships helps in-
ďź generation of new ideas,
ďź providing a platform to discuss issues and concerns.
ďź obtain social, economic and emotional support
3. ďAccording to the World Bank, Poverty is
pronounced deprivation in well-being and
comprises many dimensions.
ď Characterised by low incomes and inability
to acquire the basic goods and services
necessary for survival with dignity.
Lack of accebility of
resources and
livelihood
opportunities
Economic
distress
Multidimensional
poverty
Lose avenues of
social upliftment
Social
discrimination
& Stratification
Figure: The vicious cycle of discrimination and poverty
Poverty and socio â economic discrimination
4. Causes of poverty
ďśLack of Inclusive Economic Growth
ďśSluggishAgricultural Performance
and Poverty
ďśRapidPopulation Growth
ďśUnemployment and Under-
employment
ďśSlowGrowthof Employment
Opportunities in the Organised Sector
ďśInflation and Food Prices.
Effect on children
ďś Donât get opportunity to obtain education
ďś Unavailabilityof resources
ďś Dropout issues
ďś Poor cognitive and mental development
ďś Sense of isolatedand socially
discriminated
ďś Development of inferioritycomplex
ďś Becomes the cause of intergeneration cycle
of poverty.
5. ⢠Initial basis of division of caste - âProfessionâ
⢠New basis of division- Inheritance
⢠The backwardand Dalit communitywere considered as untouchables.
⢠Government abolished Untouchability by bringing Untouchability
Offenses Act ,1955.
⢠But the mindset remained somewhere in the society.
⢠Children learn this mindset from their parents an family member
and this becomes the basis of further discriminationamong their
fellowschoolmates.
⢠The discriminated child develops a perceptionabout higher class and
inferiority complex. They avoidconfrontation withpeople higher class.
Figure: Pyramid of caste system in India
Discrimination
6. ⢠Overall contributing in decreased
opportunities, social, mental and
cognitive development.
Figure: The two faces of schools. The difference in terms of infrastructure
and resources can be clearly seen.
Infrastructure and resources
â˘Poor infrastructure and
resources lessens the
effectiveness of learning.
7. ⢠Children belong in schools not workplaces.
⢠Child labour deprives children of their right to get education
and reinforces intergenerational cyclesof poverty.
⢠152 million children (64 million girls and 88 million boys)are
estimated to be in child labourglobally.
Consequences-
ďChildren are prone to various forms of exploitation including
sexual exploitation and production of child pornography.
ďThese factors result in multidimensional poverty and social
discrimination.
Child labour and exploitation
8. ďTrafficked children face all forms of abuse-
physical, mental, sexual and emotional.
ďAre subjected to prostitution, forced into
marriage or illegally adopted.
ďThey provide cheap or unpaid labour,
ďAre forced to work as house servants or beggars
and may be recruited into armedgroups.
Child trafficking
9. Defined as-
a marriage of a girl or boy before the age of 18
and refers to both formal marriages and
informal unions in which children under the age
of 18 live with a partner as if married (UNICEF).
ďChild marriage ends childhood
Child marriages
Consequences-
â˘Compatibilty issues due to immaturity
â˘Teenage pregnancy
â˘Poor health
â˘Illiteracy
â˘Poverty
10. Accounts greatly for the most cases of
ďź female foeticide,
ďź domestic violence
ďź Mental trauma.
ďź Homicides.
Dowry system
Sati practice
11. âEducate one man, you educate one person, but
educate a woman and you educate a whole
civilisation.â (Mahatma Gandhi)
⢠Mother and child share a special bond which is formed
even before birth in motherâs womb.
⢠Basiceducationof child starts withmother
⢠Children which remained deprived of parental care live
with self-esteem issues like anger, bad temperament,
less caring nature etc.
⢠If a women is highly educated, she can provide him
guidance throughout his academic career too.
Table: Literacy Rate and literacy gap: India 1981-2011.
(Source: Status of literacy- Census of India)
Illiteracy among women
12. Refers to unequal treatment or perceptions of
individuals based on their gender.
ď Arises fromdifferences in socially constructedgender roles.
ď The discrimination is generally seen-
⢠In household activities
⢠At workplaces
Major causes of gender inequality-
ďź Illiteracy
ďź Backward mind-set
ďź Uneven access of education and resources.
ďź Lack of employment equality and job segregation
ďź Lack of legal protections
ďź Lack of political representation.
Gender inequality means
inequality with women
only.
Gender inequality and Low status of women
13. Uneven access of education and resources
Figure: Changes in regional female and male shares
employed in industrial sector, 1990 to 2009.
Figure: Regional trends in F/M secondary
school enrolment.
Lack of employment equality and job
segregation
14. Lack of political representation
Figure: Regional Trends in Female/Male
Shares of parliamentary seats, 1997 to 2011
Figure: Graph on âwinnabilityâ of candidates.
(Source: The Wire)
15. Ethnic and religious conflicts
Negative effects-
ďAffirms social hierarchy
ďPromotes extremismand intolerance (In children too)
ďCauses discrimination
ďTriggers conflicts and fights
ďServes as economic tool for controllingthe mass
ďImpedes scientificsuccess and development
ďLoss of property, displacement and migration of people
ďś False interpretation of religion.
ďś Religion as a tool of dominance.
ďś Forced practice on children too.
ďś Brainwashing of children and
adolescence. E.g. Amir Ajmal Kasab
16. Adolescence
ďź Age group (12-19)
ďź Changes in physical shape and size occur.
ďź Emotional unstabitlity.
Social issues of adolescence
Adjustment with family Excessive peer group orientation and dependency
17. When a woman under 20 gets pregnant
ď According to WHO,
⢠Every year, an estimated 21 million girls
aged 15â19 years in developing regions
become pregnant and approximately 12
million of them give birth.
⢠At least 777,000 births occur to adolescent
girls younger than 15 years in developing
countries.
Teenage pregnancy
18. Causes of teen pregnancy
ď Family pressure.
ď Underage sex
ď Sexual abuse by peer or partner
ď Sexual violence
ď Media Influence
Consequences of teen
pregnancy
Health consequences
Maternal death.
Poor growth of newborn.
Cause of various diseases like
anaemia, eclampsia and
puerperal endometritis.
Rapid repeat pregnancy.
Social and economic
consequences
Social stigma.
Rejection or violence by partners,
parents and peers.
Violence within a marriage or
partnership.
Illiteracy.
Dropout issues
19. Juvenile delinquency
2,750 juveniles were arrested in 2019 on charges of rape, assault on women
and attempted rape, cumulatively.
-National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).
Reasons behind juvenile delinquency
⢠Broken family
⢠Lack of Communication.
⢠Lack of Finances
⢠Lack of Social and Moral Training
Some other issues:
ď Divorce
ď Living Situation(live in homeless shelters can find
it difficult to sleep well or get homework done)
ď Working Parents
ď Parents substance abuse
20. Other issuesâŚ.
Drug and alcohol abuse Bullying Peer influence and competition
Harrasment and social insecurity Social media
ď Superstition
ď Sanitation And
Cleanliness
ď Religious Conflicts
ď Beggary
21. References
1. Tiara Wilson. Getting to the root of poverty: The relationship between poverty and discrimination. https://borgenproject.org/getting-to-the-root-of-poverty/
2. Child labour and exploitation.UNICEF https://www.unicef.org/india/what-we-do/child-labour-
exploitation#:~:text=Child%20labour%20deprives%20children%20of,reinforces%20intergenerational%20cycles%20of%20poverty.&text=According%20to
%20data%20from%20Census,and%204.5%20million%20are%20girls.
3. End child marriage. UNICEF. https://www.unicef.org/india/what-we-do/end-child-marriage
4. Green, L. M., Palumbo, I. M., Shishido, Y., Kesner, J. E., & Latzman, R. D. (2020). Social Problems in Children: Exploring the Contribution of Triarchic
Traits and Parenting. Child psychiatry and human development, 51(1), 151â162. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10578-019-00918-0
5. Children, social problems and society. Sage publication.
6. How reservation in private schools isn't working for poor children- Business Standard. November 2, 2020
7. Rajasthan: Students from poor background face problems in online learning. The Times of India. Nov 30, 2020
8. Data on child trafficking. GSDRC. https://gsdrc.org/publications/data-on-child-trafficking/
9. Status of literacy- Census of India. https://censusindia.gov.in/2011-prov-results/data_files/mp/07Literacy.pdf
10. Tara Krishnaswamy. Female Parliamentarians at a Historic High, but Parties Must Do More. The Wire. 11th August, 2020.
11. Causes of Gender Inequality. Human rights career. https://www.humanrightscareers.com/issues/causes-gender-inequality/
12. Gender inequality. UNDP
13. Juvenile Delinquency: What Makes Teens Commit Crimes? Secure teen. https://www.secureteen.com/juvenile-delinquency/juvenile-delinquency-what-
makes-teens-commit-crimes/#:~:text=Juvenile%20delinquency%20is%20the%20act,law%20by%20committing%20a%20crime.
14. Juvenile delinquency in India. Indiapedia.
http://indpaedia.com/ind/index.php/Juvenile_delinquency_in_India#:~:text=According%20to%20data%20from%20the,2013%20to%205.4%25%20in%202
014.
15. Alcohol and Drug Abuse. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
https://www.aacap.org/AACAP/Families_and_Youth/Glossary_of_Symptoms_and_Illnesses/Alcohol_and_Drug_Abuse.aspx
16. Pacer centre action- information sheets on bullying.
24. 1. Childhood is the stage of
a) 0-2 years
b) 2-5 years
c) 2-12 years
d) 5-12 years
Answer- c
2. Social issues affect
a) Mental ability of child
b) Emotional ability of child
c) Educational attainability of student
d) All of the above
Answer- d
3. Gender inequality means
a) Inequality with feminine gender
b) Inequality with female at home and workplace
c) Inequality with transgenders
d) Inequality with any gender
Answer- d
4. Educate one man, you educate one person,
but educate a woman and you educate a whole
civilisation.â is the quote of
a) Nelson Mandela
b) John Dewey
c) Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
d) Mahatma Gandhi
Answer- d
5. Discrimination and poverty are prominent
issues of our society. Which is correct about
these issues?
a) Discrimination is the cause of poverty
b) Poverty is the cause of discrimination
c) Both are interconnected
d) None of the above
Answer- c
MCQs based on social issues of childhood and adolescenece