teens as adults Trying Teens as Adults: Unfair English 111 Leo Dabbs 10/21/2012 The topic of trying teenagers like adults is quite a controversial issue in America. Some say that the teenage brain is not capable of making rational decisions due to immaturity‚ and therefore‚ shouldn’t be place in the same judicial system as adults. There are many view points on this issue. The view points from the ones supporting juveniles being locked up with adult offenders
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References: Carol Hoare and‚ 2006‚Handbook of Adult Development and Learning‚ Oxford University Press‚ page 136.
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Juveniles Tried As Adults Many kids age sixteen and under are considered juveniles by the court of law. In my opinion juveniles should be tried as adults for committing unlawful actions. Juveniles are mostly troubled kids who need psychological help but it leaves no room for excuses regarding their actions. There are many reasons why they should be tried as adults starting with the fact that they have already committed a crime and chances are they will do it again‚ because they shouldn’t be let
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Are Adults Always Right? Are adults always right? The question that I would love to prove wrong‚ but after reading my journal entries I have to come to a conclusion. Since adults do have experience they make acceptable decisions‚ but being an adult doesn’t always mean that you know everything. Therefore‚ there are many reasons why this question could go between yes and/or no. In many entries I had adults making a decision that really was up to their own discretion. For example‚ in entries 11
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they lack the maturity to combat the terrifying destructiveness of the addict’s behavior. As adults these individuals may become compulsively attracted to the same lifestyle as their parents‚ excessive alcohol and drug abuse‚ destructive relationships‚ antisocial behavior‚ and find themselves in an infinite loop of feelings of emptiness‚ futility‚ and despair. Behind the appearance of calm and success‚ Adult Children of Alcoholics often bear a sad‚ melancholy and haunted look that betrays their quietest
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working relationship with individuals is important for a professional care worker‚ its all about using communication skills correctly and using the two way process and making a connection with other person. To have a relationship you need to understand what makes them work so you can make useful and supportive relationships with work colleagues. Listening is an important part of supportive relationships. When someone has had a hard day‚ is going through a crisis or has a problem sometimes being able
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numerous reasons as to why the older we get‚ the less sexual activity we engage in. The sexuality of older adults begin to diminish and becomes something that once was. From my own research and the way that society portrays sexuality within the elderly‚ I would have to agree that it is something that is struggled to maintain as one ages.
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Annesia Woolery Polypharmacy 3B 1. List as many concerns about this list of drugs in this patient as you can. Mr. Rog is taking too much fish oil. This is not water soluble and can become toxic. Fish oil and omega3 fatty acid capsule is the same and he needs to take just one of them. Too much intake of omega fatty can result in bleeding and hyperglycemia. Vitmine E has no dosage there should be a recommended dosage as this can also build up to a toxic level. This person may have cognitive deficit
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Task A Short answer questions Ai Using the table below‚ explain in your own words what each term means. Give one example from care practice to illustrate your explanations. Diversity: The concept of diversity encompasses acceptance and respect. It means understanding that each individual is unique‚ and recognizing our individual differences. These can be along the dimensions of race‚ ethnicity‚ gender‚ sexual orientation‚ socio-economic status‚ age‚ physical abilities‚ religious beliefs‚ political
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Motivating the Adult Learner Another aspect of adult learning is motivation. At least six factors serve as sources of motivation for adult learning: Social relationships: to make new friends‚ to meet a need for associations and friendships. External expectations: to comply with instructions from someone else; to fulfill the expectations or recommendations of someone with formal authority. Social welfare: to improve ability to serve mankind‚ prepare for service to the community‚ and improve
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