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This document discusses several social issues including sexual discrimination, child abuse, class differences, racism, bullying, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, homelessness, gay and lesbian rights, and animal rights. For each issue, it identifies the problem and proposes a potential solution. Overall, the document advocates that social problems can be addressed through education, equality, assistance for those in need, and respect for all people and living beings.
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This document discusses various issues related to teenage concerns, including identity development, sexual behaviors, sexually transmitted infections, teenage pregnancy, abortion, and decision making around sexually related topics. It describes James Marcia's four identity statuses that teenagers may experience - identity achievement, moratorium, foreclosure, and diffusion. Key sexual behaviors and practices discussed include heterosexuality, homosexuality, premarital sex, teenage pregnancy, rape, and abortion. Common sexually transmitted infections like HIV/AIDS, chlamydia, genital herpes, gonorrhea, and syphilis are also outlined. Causes and effects of premarital sex and teenage pregnancy are examined. Prevention strategies and health risks associated with these issues are highlighted.teenageconcerns-201202000717.pdf
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The document discusses various aspects of teenage identity formation, specifically focusing on sexual behavior and its implications. It categorizes identity development into four statuses: foreclosure, diffusion, moratorium, and achievement, while also covering issues of premarital sex, teenage pregnancy, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The text highlights causes and effects of these issues alongside prevention strategies, contextualizing them within societal norms and health risks.Discrimination Against Women
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This document provides guidance for supporting lesbian, gay, and bisexual young people. It begins by noting that while exploring one's sexuality should be exciting, lack of support can make it confusing and isolating for LGB youth. It then discusses how to avoid assumptions about students' sexual orientations, how to respond supportively if a student comes out, including reassuring them and respecting confidentiality. It also addresses working with parents and the importance of preventing bullying. The overall aim is to help LGB youth feel able to be themselves and that they are valued for who they are.Gad for deped car 2016
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Bullying is a widespread social problem that negatively impacts victims' self-esteem, worldview, and mental health, sometimes tragically resulting in suicide. While schools have anti-bullying policies, new forms of cyberbullying allow harassment to continue privately. The document examines claims about bullying's harms and prevalence from scholarly sources and media reports. It also explores the causes and types of bullying, as well as typical targets. Recognizing bullying's traumatic effects, the need for meaningful solutions like increased counseling is discussed.ENG 9 Q3W2.pptx
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The document discusses prejudice and bias. It defines prejudice as a preconceived opinion or feeling toward a person based on their group affiliation. Bias is defined as a tendency to favor or oppose something. Examples of prejudice include discriminating against people based on attributes like race, religion or age. Examples of bias include an employer promoting a man over a more qualified woman or favoring one's own religion. The document provides scenarios to distinguish between bias and prejudice and assess for these concepts. It aims to help recognize unfair prejudices and biases.Social issues
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- 1. SOCIAL ISSUES Eva Lucena Salma Sabban
- 2. Sexual descrimination Child abuse Class Racism Bullying Drug abuse Teenage pregnancies Homelessness Gay and lesbian rights Animal rights
- 3. SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION A lot of people discriminate people of the opposite sex, because they think they are superior to them. The solution is that people from young should start doing activities with the opposite sex.
- 4. CHILD ABUSE The problem is that some immature parents abuse their children and their squealed for life. The solution is to educate parents and teach them that children are not toys and responsibility so you have to look after them much.
- 5. CLASS The problem is that there is too much difference between social classes, while some people have too much, others dont have anything. The solution would be that the rich people should assist the poor ones and then there would be a bit of equality.
- 6. RACISM The color of a person has become a problem to some people who hate someone just because they are different from them. The solution is to teach people that we are all equal and that no race is superior to the other.
- 7. BULLYING Bullying is a problem that occurs often in schools among students. The consequences for the victim of bullying can be both physical and psychological. The solution is that children should know that attitudes and behaviors do not have to allow their peers, create a pacifist and non violent culture and breaking the code of silence.
- 8. DRUG ABUSE Many people start testing the drugs and they becoming addicted. The solution is to teach young people or teenagers about the drugs and tell them stories of people who have consumed.
- 9. TEENAGE PREGNANCIES In the world there are a lot of teenage pregnance because the young people are not responsible. The solution is to encourage the young people from sexual relationships and the problems of being a young mothers.
- 10. HOMELESSNESS Because of the escalating crisis there are more people living on the street. The solution is to build houses for people who dont have anything.
- 11. GAY AND LESBIAN RIGHTS The problem is that there are people who make fun of relationships between people of same sex. The solution is is to respect the sexual orientation of the others.
- 12. ANIMAL RIGHTS The problem is that the people mistreat animals and abuse them by the mere fact that they are animals. The solution is to let people know that animals are living beings like people.
- 13. We can solve the social problems together, because we are all one !!!