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Originally posted by VonDoomen
I cant even fathom how much time of mine, my classmates, my teachers, and tax payer dollars were ABSOLUTELY WASTED, because of 3-4 (same)kids who would cause some kind of incident every day because they didn't want to read a damn book. Ship them out and straighten them up.
Originally posted by marg6043
Incredible, people here have not clue what this is all about, this about starting what will be future trouble individuals at a young age to be treated with prescribe drugs to control behavior, doesn't anybody here remember anymore from where Ritalin came from? and what is use for, how about anti depressants, we already treating children in the US with prescribe drugs for social behavior, that includes anti depressants and anti anxiety the younger big pharma can get them in their pockets the better.
Wake up people this is been done already.
Remeber when Bush was trying to have the nation screened for behaviour problems in order to spot those that had mental problems? remember how we the people reacted to that moronic idea.edit on 8-3-2012 by marg6043 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by VonDoomen
reply to post by silent thunder
seeing as many criminal complaints of minors are wiped off their record after a certain time, I highly doubt this is something that will go on their record for ever, if at all.
Originally posted by silent thunder
Future criminals "can be spotted at age of two"
www.telegraph.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)
Children at risk of “going off the rails” and descending into a life of crime can be spotted at the age of two, the Government’s adviser on discipline has said.
However, and this is something that most people are not aware of, and are not told when juvenile proceedings are in progress. (I'm assuming this is in the U.S.) Although juvenile charges are said to be taken off the record either at age 18 or are said to not made public at all, this only applies to public record. So the average person in neither public, nor private companies, corporations, or not-for profit organizations when later in life looking for a job, can look up the charges or convictions (unless tried as an adult).
It was also appropriate for some five and six year-olds with the most serious difficulties to spend some time at institutes for the most unruly pupils
Originally posted by Domo1
What a sensationalist title and OP. I see nothing wrong with identifying children at risk by their behavior and then placing them into an environment capable of dealing with the issues. Seems to give more protection to the children that need extra help, while minimizing risks to others.
Social - Emotional Skills
TextIn some ways, toddlers are like adolescents - going through the intense emotions of learning to be and act on their own, asserting themselves and using their own judgment in new situations. When your child ventures away from you, like walking to the other end of the room, it is an experience similar to a long trip for a grown-up.
Toddlers are delighted - and scared - at the same time. They try to escape you, but will still look back to be sure you're there. They want to test their own will and go contrary to your wishes. They have intense fits of frustration when obstacles stand in their way
To help you cope with this normal stage in your child's development, you should always remember that your child isn't trying to be defiant or rebellious on purpose. He is just trying to express his growing independence and doesn't have the language skills to easily express his needs. This can also be the reason why your toddler frequently gets frustrated and resorts to hitting, biting, and temper tantrums when he doesn't get his way.
By learning more about this normal stage in your child's development, it can make it easier to get through it and make sure that you aren't contributing to more battles than are necessary.
Why Kids Have Tantrums
Temper tantrums range from whining and crying to screaming, kicking, hitting, and breath holding. They're equally common in boys and girls and usually occur between the ages of 1 to 3.
Kids' temperaments vary dramatically — so some kids may experience regular tantrums, whereas others have them rarely. They're a normal part of development and don't have to be seen as something negative. Unlike adults, kids don't have the same inhibitions or control.
Originally posted by VonDoomen
reply to post by silent thunder
did anyone here actually read the article? it seems everyone has just been suckered in by the OP's cherry picked quote. You know you could of put more of the article in your leading post, why didnt you?????????
Is it because it would have made your juvenile hall / eugenics theory harder to swallow?