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text, “Prison is Too Violent for Young Offenders”, written by Gary Scott, provides a discussion that the youth offenders doesn’t need to be incarnated to be rehabilitated. Prison yields negative environment that influences the youth offenders. The juveniles are more susceptible to influences, by the cause of, they’re undergoing developmental stage. Scott explains that the penitentiary develop the survival instinct of the youth to use weapon. If changing the behavior of the young offender is the goal

Looking at trends associated within fitness and wellness I ran across a very interesting article entitled "Pushing Too Hard Too Young" written by Jacqueline Stenson for MSNBC (see link below). This article presents the idea that children at an early age, sometimes as early as three, are being pushed too hard to play in sports. The claim in this article is that these children are sustaining unnecessary injuries, and enduring psychological pressure at a higher level than their skill lever for their

Included below is a summary about the article titled “How Young is Too Young for Technology,” by Josie Gurney-Read, and published by Telegraph. This article talks about the positive and negative impacts when exposing young children to technology. First, Read opens up the article explaining that by the time children start school, 70% are already confident in using a laptop, tablet or smart phone. Read also notes, that 17% of children under the age of three have their own device. The article then discusses

hormone treatment (the injection of testosterone for biological females and oestrogen for biological males) at ages as young as 12. This allows the children to go through puberty as the gender that they consider themselves to be, developing the secondary sexual characteristics of said gender. However, there is much debate to whether or not children should be able to transition at such a young age. It is said that the children, as they approach their teen years, may change their mind on their gender, and

for young kids is not a great thing,’ says Metzl, co-author of “The Young Athlete: A Sports Doctor’s Complete Guide for Parents.”” said Jacqueline Stenson, author of the article “Pushing too hard too young” . Competitiveness in sports is a problem. For this problem new rules will be found for parents and coaches, consequences will be looked at, and they will also be avoided. This problem needs to be explored and solved. There is a big problem that is growing, kids and adults are becoming too competitive

Once I was too young to vote; now I am able to vote. Being to young to vote isn't necessarily a bad thing. Like when you are young you don't have the same ideas as you do when you are an adult/able to vote. For an example when you are younger you want/need to enjoy what you have and strengthen your ideas on life so when it does come time to vote you have the know how on what to vote for. It's not like they are going to put on the ballot something about candy or something to do with legos, and you

Kids and Technology: How Young is Too Young? Every day, the Generation Z/Boomlets, those born after 2001, are starting to interact more and more with technological devices. This can cause very serious consequences and it can affect their development, such as irregular sleeping pattern, lack empathy, social and language skills and health issues. The Common Sense organization did some research and discovered that 10 percent of one year olds have used a technology device. They also found out that 38

William Solis 6/24/16 Annotated Bibliographies 1: Boerma, Lindsey. "Kids with Cell Phones: How Young Is Too Young?" CBSNews. CBS Interactive, 2 Sept. 2014. Web. 01 May 2016. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate and acknowledge the effects of technology on kids. In the article “Kids with cell phones: How young is too young?” By Lindsey Boerma, which describes that what age should children be allowed to use technology. This is an age where a lot of younger kids have the internet right

the inclination to assume that the traditions of one culture are inferior to those of another (Schaefer, 2017). Cultural relativism is the ability to view outsiders’ culture and behavior from their perspective (Schaefer, 2017). In the documentary, Too Young to Wed by National Geographic, Initially, Stephanie Sinclair and Cynthia Gorney each had ethnocentric tendencies towards the practice of child marriage; however, a change in perspective allowed them to better understand this cultural practice (Rehm

streets are the most relevant and disturbing problems for young photographer Carlos Javier Ortiz. In his widely known collection titled “Too Young to Die: Examining a Lost Generation in America”, the artist offers a deep, intimate depiction of the cruel realities of gun violence in the modern world. Documentary images literally scream about injustice, impunity, savagery, and anguish upon weapon-based tragedies: parents that are mourning young heirs, wounded boys and girls in crowded hospitals, helpless