BE English Club - Một phong cách trẻ,một phong cách Xì....pam... #%^&*#$&^ ....(Part II)

thì tại trời mí hum nay mưa nhìu wá mừ

tình hình là nhà mới sẽ được xây dựng trươc ngày sinh nhật bác Hồ rồi

TOPIC for MOnday (7th May 2007)
Time: From 19:00 to 21:00
Place: Anh Viet English Center, 14 To Hieu, Nghia Tan, Cau Giay

Juvenile delinquency ​

(PHẠM TỘI Ở TUỔI VỊ THÀNH NIÊN)

A-Denifition:


- Juvenile delinquency may refer to either violent or non-violent crime committed by persons who are (usually) under the age of eighteen. There is much debate about whether or not such a child should be held criminally responsible for his or her actions
- it is an important social issue because juveniles are capable of committing serious crimes, but most legal systems prescribe specific procedures for dealing with juveniles.

B-Causes:
-one''s economic background,
-substance abuse
-delinquent peer groups,
-repeated exposure to violence,
-increased availability of firearms and media violence,
-the breakdown of families, including lack of parental control over children. (i think it''s the number one cause of juvenile delinquency )
+Studies have been made to determine the causes of juvenile delinquency. Many of these studies have focused on family relationships. In one study, comparing delinquent and non-delinquent youths showed that over ninety percent of the delinquents had unhappy home lives and felt discontented with their life circumstances. Only thirteen percent of the non-delinquent youths felt this way. This study also brought attention to the fact that to these youths, delinquency appeared to be a sort of solution to them. It brought attention to youths neglected by their parents, or approval of delinquent friends, or it solved problems of an unhappy home life in other ways.
+A study by the National Institute of Justice also determined that youths from neglectful homes, single parent homes and homes in which substance abuse was a problem had a greater likelihood of being charged as a juvenile of a crime or status offense. In fact, research has shown that fifty three percent of these children are more likely to be arrested and thirty eight percent more likely to commit an act of violence. Between 1976 and 1996, the number of juveniles living in poverty grew 42 percent. Along with this growth, crimes committed by juveniles also grew.
. +It is true, that depending on the level of functioning, families can negatively impact a child''s development. In a study conducted by Stouthamer-Loeber of approximately 300 research study cases, it was determined, in longitudinal studies, that socialization factors such as lack of supervision, parental rejection of the child, child rejection of the parent and lack of parent/child involvement were found to be the strongest indicators of delinquency. Parental dysfunction, such as criminality, substance abusers and poor marital relations were mid level predictors and parental health and actual absence of parent were weak predictors. In concurrent comparative studies, the strongest correlate of problem behaviors in children were the child''s rejection of the parents and the parental rejection of the child. The importance of effective parental discipline was higher in the comparative studies than in the longitudinal studies. The overall effect of these risk factors appeared to be the same for both boys and girls.
+Another factor to consider in the breakdown of families is the increasing number of children placed into foster care by single mothers who are unable to provide for their care, children born addicted to crack and taken away from their mothers, children born infected with the HIV virus who demand more care than their mothers are able to provide for them and those children who are actually homeless due to any number of con***ions. These children are at an even greater risk for delinquency. It is estimated that over 500,000 children are presently in foster care. These same children move from home to home an average of three times per year. Is it any wonder, without proper parental care, supervision and control that 44 percent of these foster children are expected to commit an act of delinquency before they turn
Discussion questions:
1. What is the Juvenile delinquency?
2. Resons for it?
3. Solution?
4. This situation between in Vietnam and other countries?
5. &^%%$&*(* or phong tom
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oác....oác...hay hay....Phen này. mấy tên mừ phạm tội lúc tuổi vị thành niên sẽ bị vạch trần thoai...khà ..khà (mình ở nhà để đỡ xấu hổ.... )

Oe oe, ta lại tiếp tục chiến đấu thôi mọi người ơi >_<
Hình như kỳ nghỉ kéo dài hơi lâu thì phải
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Phải nói là đọc cái topic mà cứ nghĩ nó là tiếng Latin, chưa thấy mấy từ này bao giờ

cho bon chen với nèo
Danh sách vị thành niên chưa fạm tội bao jờ mí dám đăng kí, Beeeeeee!!!!!!!!
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5. phồng tôm chưa rán( còn xẹt ét)
6. phồng tôm đã ..................chế biến
7.các nhóm tội fạm khác

Trốn ở nhà hử? Biết thía là tốt rùi.
Được QueenLazy sửa chữa / chuyển vào 11:05 ngày 06/05/2007

nhà mình vắng quá...up cho lên phát nèo...
anh em xì pam mơ đâu roài, dạo nì....vùng trời bình yên ghê á......
hú..hú...

Hơ.. nhà BEE không chỉ có GOAT mà còn có cả MONKEY nữa àh...? Hay đây chính là Tazan-Girl mà nhiều quyển truyện đã đề cập? Hí hí...

hè hè!!!! Tại mí hum nay dân tình mải mê phồng tôm quá mà.
Mới lại ý, sợ gặp bọn tội fạm nên mới im hơi lặng tiếng như zậy.