Child labor was a common practice throughout much of the Victorian era in England. Poor families often could not afford to support their children and instead sent them out to work to help make ends meet. Child laborers were commonly found in factories, mines, and other industrial settings where they worked long hours for little … Read more
Social Participation Frame of Reference (FOR) is a theory that children use to understand and regulate their emotions. It was developed by Dr. Karin Murris, who studied children’s drawings as a way to understand their emotional states. The theory states that children create a picture of themselves and their social world, which helps them to … Read more
The School to Prison Pipeline is the process by which children are funneled from the public education system into the criminal justice system. This process begins with zero tolerance school discipline policies that push children out of schools and into the juvenile justice system. Once in the juvenile justice system, children are more likely to … Read more
Poverty is a major issue in the world today. There are many people who live in poverty, and many children who grow up in poverty. Poverty can have a huge impact on a person’s life, and it can be very difficult to escape from poverty if you are born into it. There are many ways … Read more
Teachers are often looked up to as leaders in the community. They play an important role in shaping the minds of children, and helping them grow into responsible adults. Teachers are able to do this by setting an example for their students, and teaching them the importance of leadership. Many people may not realize it, … Read more
