...A) Manuscript Ladies and gentlemen… 2 days ago we all sat in our living room and watch TV. We all saw the news, where the focus was all the riots, about how they were destroying the shops, we all wonder, why? In my opinion it is unemployment – the youth are bored and disillusioned. Cause the percent for unemployed in UK is going down, and for that the young people without job are now saying stop, they want more jobs, and so they can earn money to live for and to provide their family. The prime minister says that there is something wrong with our society in UK. But how do we know that the young people not only are doing this for the free stuff and money, but for the chance to prove their government wrong about their statement. It is the young unemployed people that started the riots. If we ask our society what cause the problem we will answer: The kill of Marc Duggan, who is a young man who was shoot by the police without any reason of his death, this touch a lot of the people in UK. It started with this peaceful protest, but it took over. The people who were on the streets had nothing to do with the killing of Mark Duggan. It is the people that not have money to provide for themselves and their families, to take an education and after getting a good job, that are among the riots. The schools in UK are costing too much, and that’s results that many youth not going. This is of cause an important factor, but it is not the only reason, it is a combination...
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...The author of the article ‘Muscle binds’, Dina La Vardera, expresses her attitude to the sports activity. The article touches the problems of obsession by physical exercises. The author calls upon to remember that there are a lot of other pleasures except sport and it occasions more health and social problems than it seems. Being an expensive short-lasting fashion, exercises make people forget about everything except their beauty, even their own death does not matter anymore. They train the bodies but neglect the minds. According to the author it’s better to be a couch potato but not a self-righteous young person with rippling muscles. The title of the article reflects the contents of the article in full measure: one is bound to train not to have cellulite, one is bound to train to follow the fashion, one is bound to train to come to term with oneself, and finally, one is bound to train to be healthy. As the article is written in ironic way it is quite easy to read but the real sense is caught only by the end. It makes the reader understand that he/she is either a silly “hunk” or a lazy “potato”. The passage is written in a very chatty informal publicistic style to draw reader’s attention, to persuade them to get the author’s point of view and to entertain them. It is chosen for the target audience who consists of young people. The title ‘Muscle binds’ contains an oxymoron as the word ‘muscle’ has a positive connotation and is associated with health and...
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...in grades 5-12. Alternative schools are public schools that offer nontraditional education for students whose needs cannot be met in a regular, special education, or vocational school. While alternative schools are distinct from regular, special education, and vocational schools in their teaching approach or classroom environment, they can provide similar services and/or curriculum for students. Alternative schools include schools for potential dropouts, residential treatment centers for substance abuse, schools for chronic truants, and schools for students with behavioral problems. Youth workers help facilitate personal, social and educational growth in young people to help them reach their full potential in society. At its core, youth work is about the relationship and conversations built up between a youth worker and a young person. Youth workers generally support the 11 to 25 age group and work with young people in a variety of settings Youth workers'...
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...contаct over sаlаries аnd positions Todаy’s young people аre not аs keen on stаying put in one work plаce аs eаrlier generаtions. They like to mix things аround аnd try different things, but thаt does not mаke them аny less cаpаble аs employees. For the new ‘Generаtion Y’, work isn’t something they will sаcrifice everything for; insteаd it is something thаt should be аn integrаted pаrt of their lives. If the job doesn’t mаke sense to them, they might be less hаrd working. They wаnt to feel thаt their work is meаningful, аnd thаt it contributes both to the compаny аnd their own personаl development. Money is not necessаrily the primаry issue аt stаke for this generаtion thаt hаsn’t reаlly experienced mаteriаl needs. The sociаl relаtionships with co-workers аnd executives аre just аs importаnt аs well аs the possibility of а vаriety of work experiences аnd а chаllenging every dаy, where these young people cаn use their аbilities аnd show thаt they аre cаpаble of lifting more difficult tаsks. Аttrаctions The concept аnd the аtmosphere of the compаny аre very importаnt for this generаtion in their choice of job. Young people of todаy аre аttrаcted to workplаces thаt cаn offer them а high level of flexibility аnd vаriаtion in their jobs, аs compаnies like KPMG аnd Price Wаterhouse Coopers do by providing а rаnge of different work experiences such аs sociаl-responsibility initiаtives, internаtionаl experience аnd leаrning progrаms. Here young workers cаn try different job settings аnd...
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...thought was that watching young people surely could not generate an entire four-page report. You see, I have never taken an interest in watching people that I did not have any direct contact with. I took the escalator down to the first level and I ordered some Chinese food and a diet coke. I found an empty table and proceeded to let the observation begin. Much to my surprise, I began to pay close attention to a group of very young white kids at a table about three rows up from where I was sitting. The first thing I noticed about them is that they each had body piercings and tattoos covered most of their arms. I wondered how they would feel about the dramatic body art they were advertising in about twenty years from now. Next, I saw two young white boys sporting blonde spiked Mohawk hairstyles standing around just outside a video game store. They appeared to be staring very intently at something on the back of one of the games that they each had purchased. This only lasted as long as it took for them to notice three young black girls, who could not have been more then thirteen or fourteen at the most, as they walked by. These girls wore the most revealing and tight little shorts I think I have ever seen on anyone before. When the girls saw that the boys were looking at them, surprisingly, they seemed to get offended. I wondered why since they were showing off everything that should be left to the imagination. Lastly I noticed a smaller group of young girls, maybe thirteen, they...
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...Theories CJS/240 Sunday Septemeber11th, 2011 Individual Theories There are so many reason why young people commit crimes in today’s society whereas others strive to excel. Many of these reasons tend to vary depending on the home that the youth grew up in or around, or even how smart or challenged the youth is, however; all of these factors are caused by different settings , and consequences or punishments need to be put into place to keep the youth from becoming a criminal. Just because a youth has grown up in poor situations or circumstances there is no reason for the youth to become a criminal because of their history. There are so many theories that are put into place to fit each reason or excuse that a young person gives as to why a crime or criminal act is attempted or committed. According to the routine activities theory a young person will commit a crime if they know that the opportunity is there. A teen might be aware that there is a home that is easy to get into because there are not police officers around, and it would be a way for them to obtain some cash since they are broke and need to come up with money quick. The idea of this theory is that since a teenager realizes that his or her needs fit the opportunity that has become available to them that they will commit the crime. I seriously believe that this theory has completely forgot that just because a young person does not have a lot of supervision, and could have some poor initial morals, that they see the...
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...As the United States continue to grow over the years, it is certain that we should also acknowledge that other countries will be expanding also. We tend to focus how each country is growing in technology but there are many other trends that we are forgetting. Youths in China and India tend to follow their own trends. We will discuss China and India by describing the products (goods and services) that interest their youth markets, comparing and contrasting the micro- and macro-environmental forces that can influence the marketing strategies for these products, and analyzing the marketing strategies of these two countries and compare them with Western-based consumption marketers. It has been projected that in the near future the youth in China is going to be the main part of consumer spending in that country alone. The current population of the People’s Republic of China is estimated to be about 1,390,510,630. China’s population makes up around 19.3% of the world’s population (World Population Statistics, 2014). According to The Hindu (2014), the population in the age-group of 15-34 increased from 353 million in 2001 to 430 million in 2011. Every third person in an Indian city today is a youth (Shivakumar, 2014). The most significant component to successful marketing is to gain the loyalty of the youth. Today’s consumers relate to brands that help define who they are and who they will like to be in the future. The youth in China are now deciding what they want for their own lives...
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...What is youth and what are the advantages and disadvantages of being young? It is said that youth is the nicest time of one´s life. As a young person you are fit, strong and have enough energy to face problems. In fact you do not think about any problems, but look forward to every day in which you may try something new and challenging, and people around you tend to tolerate your faults because of your lack of experience. There are two different groups of young people: teenagers (13 to 19 years old) and those between twenty and thirty. Both groups have something in common, but there are also differences between them. Teenagers are a special group. They are not children any more, yet neither are they adults. They are strongly influenced by their friends, reasonably influenced by their parents and partly influenced by their teachers, but there are also youth culture influences that may be important. As teenagers grow up, they interact with people outside their homes, each becoming an individual person with his own ideals. Teenagers want to live independently and oppose the older generation so they often have conflicts with their parents and teachers. Most of them attend secondary schools and prepare themselves for their future profession. They spend most of their time at school or studying for the following school day. In their leisure time they like getting together with friends, listening to music, playing computer games and going to parties and discos. Most of them live...
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...Considering the seeds of discouragement when assessing young people. Introduction In order to consider and analyse the seeds of discouragement when assessing young people, this essay will examine and discuss a number of factors that relate to the discouragement felt by young people which can leave them with unmet needs. The first objective of this essay is to describe what can lead to “climates of futility” by examining negative expectations and professional pessimism. The essay will then go on to explain how the response from professionals to problem behaviour can become a contributing factor to a child’s sense of futility, through discussing positive and negative theories of behaviour. The second objective of this essay is to examine the concept of “learned irresponsibility” and to understand how youth cultures are able to contribute to such learned helplessness and rebellion through things like social exclusion and street gangs. Next, nearing the end of this essay I will offer my opinion as to how the child and youth care worker should approach the young person differently during the assessment as to avoid the young person becoming discouraged during the transaction. Before the conclusion I shall offer my self reflection as well as sharing the impact that this topic of “the seeds of discouragement” has had on me. Climates of Futility The climates of futility refers to those environments which may cause young people to experience feelings of deficiencies and that...
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...Unit 10 M3: Assess strategies and methods used to minimise the harm to young children, young people and their families where abuse is confirmed. There are different types of way to stop young people are family's getting harmed or hurt. When abuse is an issue there are two side that are showed to be in you either you weaknesses or your strength. This might happened when someone had a different point of view towards yours. Being respectful: Being respectful is not something that you get taught but it's about seeing how people have raised and influenced you. Being respectful means being kind to one another and give respectful answer back this means no swearing or any violence should be caused. The biggest influence to teach children or young people about respect is their parents. The positive thing about respect is that it does not create any violence and it solves a problem quickly. But, depending on the situation being respectful is not always the option. Teaching your child different ways to be respectful: When you have done something wrong it is best to apologies (Sorry). Basic manners should be taught (Please and thank you). You are an influence to your child if you are respectful your child will also be respectful. Child centred approach: This usually occurs when the child is having problem for example depression or if a child is harming their self. Coming to the children centre help the child change their self. Also lets the child feel safe. Caring for the child...
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...In the world today young adults face numerous of problems. We often think Young Adults are ready for the real world such as college, career, and the adult social scenes. Some Young Adults find it difficult to adjust to making a change in their life. To me, education, unemployment and crime are major challenges for them today in this world. Noticing that each challenge have some negative effect on each individual which causes them to occur in bad situations. Many Young Adults find they are over-loaded and over whelmed with great difficulty in making changes that they find her to do. They sometimes feel confused and even have a sense of loneliness which can cause health problems. Sometimes something that occurs in your life can cause Young Adults to become depressed, like a divorce which has a high rate, death, or break-up. In my opinion clearly, there is a need for a intervention to help these Young Adults who are on the wrong path in their life. DiscussionA challenge facing youth is unemployment. When looking back as far as decades ago, the youth of today have a very hard time finding a steady good job. During the time period we have notice that economy has had a downturn which affected jobs and several other companies. Studies show that across the globe, the economic crisis has had a dramatic impact on the challenges facing young people seeking jobs. Between 2008 and 2008, the youth unemployment rate has seen the largest annual increase on record, reversing the Pre-Crisis trend...
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...When they’re thinking of young people, many will fastly reach a conclusion.Youth is wasted on the young they say.Then, they will remember how naïve they were atthat age and what mistakes they did too.But things aren’t always what they look like. If you’re digging a little bit more in what youth is, you may be discovering the so calledwisdom of youth.For many young people there is a great desire and longing to do somting withtheir lives. They have their dreams and wishes. They waited a long time for independenceand it is their turn to make the decisions and take actions.They approach problems in anenthusiastic way. Youngsters have a lot of energy and they love to invest it in areas thatthey are passionate about.The older you get, the more you learn to see what you’ve been taught to see.When you’re a kid, you see what’s there. They are able to see better than anyone the problems and issues of our modern society.The idealism of the youth is like no other. They hope at a new world, at the perfect society so everybody can have a happy life. Young people are visionary. They usetheir creativity when dealing with problems so they create new solutions to old and new problems.The fresh approach that youngsters have is not the only advantage that they possess. They are fast learners, capable of learning new skills in no time. They are alsogood with technology, especially this new generation also called ‘digital natives’. Andthat’s no easy thing for older ones.Young people have a lot of qualities...
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...Clare Ellis ENGL 1164 2014 Sept 2, The first article that caught my eye in The New York Times had an old black and white photo of a young boy in military uniform which caught my attention. The headline read: “Medal of Honor for a Hero 150 Years in the Grave.” My first reaction was wondering why an old photo from the past was on the front page of the newspaper. The article talked about a young man who was an artillery commander in the Civil War. The boy’s name was First Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing and according to the article he had stood against Pickett’s Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg. The article said that because of Cushing’s act of bravery and the help of a ninety-four year old woman from Wisconsin, he will be awarded with the Medal of Honor by President Obama. The reason the award took so long was on account of changes within Washington and because some thought that in awarding this young man it would bring more requests as well as more tension than necessary towards the Civil War. Margaret Zerwekh is the woman’s name and according to the article the reason she lobbied for this young man was because “He saved the Union” she said. I found the article interesting because I like to read about history and to understand past events and issues to better understand today’s problems in our country and around the world. However, I was surprised that an act of heroism from over a hundred years is now finally being recognized. What was confusing to me was why Washington decided to...
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...Sports England as a strategy to grow, sustain and excel networks of community clubs, coaches and volunteers (Sport England, 2011). NGB’s are an important factor in how a sports partnership will run. Like all other organizations these national governing bodies (NGBs) operate in an ever changing environment and require effective systems of governing to defend against any unfairly allocated funds, as well as ensuring the long-term sustainability and strength of their sport (Taylor, M. O’Sullivan, N., 2009). There is always an importance in sport for there to be strong and productive grassroots and school participation. Although, recently there have been reductions in funding, on a national and an international level. Grassroots sports and young communities are primarily financed by local authorities. The trend in some countries is that local authorities reduce their efforts to support local clubs, to finance sport facilities and other recreations, they tend to cancel or postpone expenses, because they have other priorities. In grassroots sports it is a common trend for all sport organisations at international level for the withdrawal of private partners. National governments sometimes have to cut down...
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...school counselor at an elementary school in a rural community. I am also on the city council and am involved in my local faith-based community, so I know many people in my community. I have instituted an abuse prevention program for the school, including a component for a series of books and skits. After one of my presentations, I am referred to twins, Jonah, and Joann. The children are in fifth grade and have been assigned to me after repeatedly showing up at school in the late spring unkempt and wearing long-sleeved shirts, despite the heat and lack of air conditioning in the school. At recess, their teacher notices a series of bruises on their arms. As the teacher, Ms. Jones makes a referral to me. She says, "I always knew there was a problem with the Johnson twins, but no one dares say anything because of how to mean their father is." After some discussion with the children, they disclose that they sometimes are hit or grabbed if they are bad. During this discussion, I see bruises and know that I have to file a report but are concerned about what will happen to the children after I make the report. Their father has a reputation around town of threatening people, and you are worried about what may happen to both the children and me following...
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