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Edit Comment Close loading.... See all Premium member Presentation Transcript Working with children : Working with children Child abuse Aims for today : Aims for today Today, we will be: Investigating the signs of child abuse Explaining the effects of child abuse Exploring the different types of child abuse What is abuse, what is child abuse? : What is abuse, what is child abuse? With a partner, define what is meant by the term abuse. Abuse : Abuse Abuse is defined as: to use wrongly or improperly to treat in a harmful, injurious, or offensive way to speak insultingly, harshly, and unjustly to or about; revile; malign to commit sexual assault upon. Common myths : Common myths It is just ‘dirty old men’ that abuse children It can be anyone: Family members, family friends, friends, other adults involved with the child Abusers are all from a poor social class Abusers come from all walks of life Abusers use the lines “want some sweets little kid” and “want to stroke my puppy” as enticements Abusers are sophisticated in their evil approaches. Is it child abuse? : Is it child abuse? Is it hitting an unruly child? Shouting at a child to “sit down and shut up”? Smacking them on their bottom or hand? Swearing at a child? Calling them names, such as: idiot, dick, and so on? Not letting them go out to see their friends? Forcing them to eat certain foods? Not providing the correct clothing for them? Not showing them love and affection? Is it shaking a baby? Exposing a child to pornography? Spying on a child undressing? Making them do household chores? Constantly blaming the child for something Types of child abuse : Types of child abuse A short video on some child abuse facts and figures What types of child abuse are there? On a Post-it note, write down all of the types of child abuse that may exist, and then stick it on the board Types of child abuse : Types of child abuse Child abuse has 4 main forms, and one additional one. The four main forms: Neglect Physical abuse Sexual abuse Emotional abuse The other form: Bullying Usually by other children Your tasks : Your tasks Read through the case study, and then answer the two questions at the bottom of the study Your next task is to complete the task sheets. Neglect : Neglect Can be physical, educational, or emotional Physical: Not providing food, warmth, shelter, clothing, medicine Educational: Failing to enrol them at school Letting them stay at home and bunk off Consequences of this? Not providing specialist education, where necessary. Emotional: Providing love, affection Providing support and psychological care Physical abuse : Physical abuse This is the usual stuff: Punching, kicking, slapping, shaking, burning, scalding It can be caused by siblings, as well as parents. Sexual abuse : Sexual abuse The worst kind? Roughly one in 10 male victims of child sex abuse, in a U.K. study, later went on to abuse children as adults. Twenty-six of the 224 sex abuse victims (12%) later committed sexual offenses, and, in almost all cases, their victims were also children. Like breeds like? Sexual abuse : Sexual abuse This includes the following: Fondling Violation of privacy Child pornography (using the child) Exposing a child to any pornography ‘grooming’ a child for sexual activity (internet) Exposing a child to any adult sexual activity Child prostitution Any sexual acts with a child Emotional abuse : Emotional abuse This is someone’s attitude, behaviour or failure to intervene that may affect a child emotionally, mentally, or socially Examples include: Name calling Ignoring them Lack of positive reinforcement (I love you, hugging) Threatening, terrorising or frightening a child Making negative comments/belittling them Habitual blaming Using extreme forms of punishment (such as sensory deprivation) Child exploitation Bullying : Bullying What is bullying? Have you ever bullied another person? Have you been bullied? Do bullies bully because they were bullied? What do schools do to stop bullying? Is it just a natural part of school life? 48% of 9-13 year olds in America (study number: 1200) said that they had been bullied and 42% said that they had bullied someone “once in a while”. Source: kids health poll (2004). Bullying : Bullying What types of bullying exist? In addition to the other forms of abuse, what other forms might bullying take? Think with a partner for 60 seconds. Cyber Physical Emotional Racist Verbal sexual Signs of abuse : Signs of abuse Your next task is to complete the sheet on the signs of abuse General signs of child abuse : General signs of child abuse A quick video on the signs The signs of child abuse : The signs of child abuse If a child is being abused, the likely signs are: Physical signs Bruises, cuts, welts, burns Behavioural signs Shy, afraid of touch, aggressive, overly friendly, scared of others, inappropriately dressed for the weather, uses more ‘adult’ oriented language, may wish to touch others inappropriately. However, some people who suffer from legitimate conditions may display some of these signs. Conclusion : Conclusion Do you now know more about child abuse than when you came in? Looking forward, would you be more aware about children if you work with them? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Child abuse syercollege Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 20907 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (19) Dislike it (1) Added: February 26, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 9 Presentation Description Lesson activity on child abuse Comments Posting comment... By: nik1110 (3 week(s) ago) Can i please have it emailed at nikhil_p1110@yahoo.com...?? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: saramohammad (20 month(s) ago) thNK Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: ALBY8583 (22 month(s) ago) Dear Sir, This is a very butiful presentation..I wud like 2 use dis ppt 4 showin in my church on d ocassion of a seminar on social issues of our country..kindly do oblige 2 send me this wundrful ppt @ albytmathew@yahoo.com.. Yours sincerely,Alby Mathew P.S. Please reply quickly as i need it this very week. Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: bnbharris (25 month(s) ago) This is a great presentation. I would love to use it with my Head Start staff. We work with young children and see many things during our school year. I feel that this presentation would make a lasting impression on my staff during our pre-service training in August. Please let me know if I can have access to this presentation. Thanks! Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: sujalsurana (25 month(s) ago) Please send me the ppt, at arpitsurana@hotmail.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close loading.... See all Premium member Presentation Transcript Working with children : Working with children Child abuse Aims for today : Aims for today Today, we will be: Investigating the signs of child abuse Explaining the effects of child abuse Exploring the different types of child abuse What is abuse, what is child abuse? : What is abuse, what is child abuse? With a partner, define what is meant by the term abuse. Abuse : Abuse Abuse is defined as: to use wrongly or improperly to treat in a harmful, injurious, or offensive way to speak insultingly, harshly, and unjustly to or about; revile; malign to commit sexual assault upon. Common myths : Common myths It is just ‘dirty old men’ that abuse children It can be anyone: Family members, family friends, friends, other adults involved with the child Abusers are all from a poor social class Abusers come from all walks of life Abusers use the lines “want some sweets little kid” and “want to stroke my puppy” as enticements Abusers are sophisticated in their evil approaches. Is it child abuse? : Is it child abuse? Is it hitting an unruly child? Shouting at a child to “sit down and shut up”? Smacking them on their bottom or hand? Swearing at a child? Calling them names, such as: idiot, dick, and so on? Not letting them go out to see their friends? Forcing them to eat certain foods? Not providing the correct clothing for them? Not showing them love and affection? Is it shaking a baby? Exposing a child to pornography? Spying on a child undressing? Making them do household chores? Constantly blaming the child for something Types of child abuse : Types of child abuse A short video on some child abuse facts and figures What types of child abuse are there? On a Post-it note, write down all of the types of child abuse that may exist, and then stick it on the board Types of child abuse : Types of child abuse Child abuse has 4 main forms, and one additional one. The four main forms: Neglect Physical abuse Sexual abuse Emotional abuse The other form: Bullying Usually by other children Your tasks : Your tasks Read through the case study, and then answer the two questions at the bottom of the study Your next task is to complete the task sheets. Neglect : Neglect Can be physical, educational, or emotional Physical: Not providing food, warmth, shelter, clothing, medicine Educational: Failing to enrol them at school Letting them stay at home and bunk off Consequences of this? Not providing specialist education, where necessary. Emotional: Providing love, affection Providing support and psychological care Physical abuse : Physical abuse This is the usual stuff: Punching, kicking, slapping, shaking, burning, scalding It can be caused by siblings, as well as parents. Sexual abuse : Sexual abuse The worst kind? Roughly one in 10 male victims of child sex abuse, in a U.K. study, later went on to abuse children as adults. Twenty-six of the 224 sex abuse victims (12%) later committed sexual offenses, and, in almost all cases, their victims were also children. Like breeds like? Sexual abuse : Sexual abuse This includes the following: Fondling Violation of privacy Child pornography (using the child) Exposing a child to any pornography ‘grooming’ a child for sexual activity (internet) Exposing a child to any adult sexual activity Child prostitution Any sexual acts with a child Emotional abuse : Emotional abuse This is someone’s attitude, behaviour or failure to intervene that may affect a child emotionally, mentally, or socially Examples include: Name calling Ignoring them Lack of positive reinforcement (I love you, hugging) Threatening, terrorising or frightening a child Making negative comments/belittling them Habitual blaming Using extreme forms of punishment (such as sensory deprivation) Child exploitation Bullying : Bullying What is bullying? Have you ever bullied another person? Have you been bullied? Do bullies bully because they were bullied? What do schools do to stop bullying? Is it just a natural part of school life? 48% of 9-13 year olds in America (study number: 1200) said that they had been bullied and 42% said that they had bullied someone “once in a while”. Source: kids health poll (2004). Bullying : Bullying What types of bullying exist? In addition to the other forms of abuse, what other forms might bullying take? Think with a partner for 60 seconds. Cyber Physical Emotional Racist Verbal sexual Signs of abuse : Signs of abuse Your next task is to complete the sheet on the signs of abuse General signs of child abuse : General signs of child abuse A quick video on the signs The signs of child abuse : The signs of child abuse If a child is being abused, the likely signs are: Physical signs Bruises, cuts, welts, burns Behavioural signs Shy, afraid of touch, aggressive, overly friendly, scared of others, inappropriately dressed for the weather, uses more ‘adult’ oriented language, may wish to touch others inappropriately. However, some people who suffer from legitimate conditions may display some of these signs. Conclusion : Conclusion Do you now know more about child abuse than when you came in? Looking forward, would you be more aware about children if you work with them?