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CHILD ABUSE
Has child abuse gone up or down since 2007?




                                    By: Jennifer Hess
                                         Block E
                   Google Images



                                   December 4, 2011
WHAT IS CHILD ABUSE?

According to the article “At Issue:
Child Abuse”:
Child abuse is any maltreatment of a
child.

   According to the article “Law
  Enforcement Response to Child
Abuse,” “Child abuse is a community
             problem.”
                                       Google Images
CHILD ABUSE RATES
             HAVE GONE DOWN
                 SINCE 2007
According to the article “New Federal Report
Shows drop in Child Abuse Rates” it has gone
down

"The results show too many children still suffer from abuse
  and neglect, and we have not yet experienced the full
    impact from the economic situation," says Carmen
 Nazario, HHS assistant secretary for children and families.
TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE
•Physical injury
•Mental injury
•Exploitation
•Sexual abuse
TYPES
• Abandonment

• Congenital drug abuse
• Witnessing family violence
•Neglect

                               Google Images
MOST COMMON FORM OF
          CHILD ABUSE
•According to the article “New Federal Report Shows Drop in Child Abuse
Rates” in 2008 neglect was highest

•Physical Abuse was second
•Sexual abuse was third
•Lastly psychological maltreatment
•In 1994 the highest child abuse was still neglect
MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED
According to the article “At Issue: Child Abuse” the most likely
to be abused are:
•Children under three years of age
•Followed by four to seven years of age




                                          Google Images
MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED
According to the article “Child Maltreatment 2007--Summary
and Introduction” it depends on gender

•Girls in 2007 were abused a little more then boys
•Boys were not far behind




                       Google Images
MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED
According to the article “New Federal Report Shows Drop in
Child Abuse Rates” child abuse sometimes depends on race

•The article states in 2008 the highest abuse rates were of
white children
•Then Hispanic
• After that African American
THE REASONS CHILDREN
   DON’T SAY ANYTHING
•According to the article “Law Enforcement Response
to Child Abuse”:
•The child might have a bond with the abuser
•The child doesn’t want the abuser to be punished
•They could possibly tell the story but not the whole
one

•No proof

                                             Google Images
THE WAY CHILD ABUSE
         CASES ARE DISCOVERED
•Sometimes reports are filed by:
• Teachers
• Professionals - Police Officers, Doctors, School Personnel
besides teachers
• Social workers
•Calls from a:
• Parent
• Child
• Neighbor
• Or domestic disturbance calls
                                              Google Images
THE STATES IN THE UNITED STATES THAT HAVE THE
            HIGHEST CHILD ABUSE RATE

The article “Report Faults Many States on Child Abuse Policies”
state that 10 states had an F for a grade:
  Georgia
  Maryland
  Montana
  New Mexico
  North Dakota
  Pennsylvania
  South Dakota
 Tennessee
  Utah
  Vermont
THE STATES THAT HAVE THE
 LOWEST CHILD ABUSE RATES
According to the same article 6 states received an A or A minus
for grades:
  California
  Indiana
  Iowa
  Nevada
  New Hampshire
  Oregon
CHILD CARE WORKER
•Child care workers take care, help and teach
children when their parents are at work or can not
be home for some reason

•Education: It varies widely from state to state;
anywhere from a high school diploma to a college
degree
CHILD CARE WORKER
Salary:
 Entry level (2009): $7.04 per hour
Average (2009): $9.12 per hour
 Potential (2009): $13.98 per hour

Related Careers:
Teacher assistant
Kindergarten, elementary, middle or secondary teacher
Special education teacher
HIGH SCHOOL
•Graduated from Atholton High School in 2008
•Attended early childhood and development class




                           Google Images
HOWARD COUNTY
        COMMUNITY COLLEGE
•Located in Columbia, MD
•Tuition: $119.00 per credit for in-county residents
•Out-of-state tuition: $247.00 per credit
•There are no set requirements to get into the college




                         Google Images
COMMUNITY SERVICE
•Volunteered at a horse camp
•Worked at a soup kitchen
•Volunteered at senior center/ at an adoption facility
• Helped clean up the parks




                                             www.columbiahorsesenter.com
JOB EXPERIENCE
•Taught kids how to play soccer
•Life guard at the River Hill Pool
•Teacher apprentice
•Waitress at Ruby Tuesday




                                     Google Images
WHY I AM HIGHLY QUALIFIED
       FOR THIS JOB
• I love to work with children
• I babysat when I was younger
•I can watch children longer then one day
•I always try my best
•I have worked with children all my life
•I won employee of the month at Ruby Tuesdays
WORK CITED
"Child Maltreatment 2007--Summary and Introduction." Child Maltreatment 2007. Apr 2009: iii

    +. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

Cole, James. "Deputy Attorney General James Cole Speaks at the Federal..." Department of

    Justice Press Release. 31 May 2011: n.p. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

Crary, David. "New Federal Report Shows Drop in Child Abuse Rates." Ithaca Journal (Ithaca,

    NY). 01 Apr 2010: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

Crary, David. "Report Faults Many States on Child Abuse Policies." Argus Leader (Sioux Falls,

    SD). 29 Apr 2008: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

Hammond, Carl B., and others. "Law Enforcement Response to Child Abuse." PORTABLE

    GUIDES TO INVESTIGATING CHILD ABUSE. May 1997: 1-20. SIRS Government

    Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

Krugman, Scott D., and Wendy G. Lane. "Spare the Rod--And Save the Child." Baltimore Sun

    (Baltimore, MD). 19 Mar 2010: A.21. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

ProQuest Staff. "At Issue: Child Abuse." ProQuest LLC. 2011: n.pag. SIRS Issues Researcher.

    Web. 16 Oct 2011.

ProQuest Staff. "Child Abuse Timeline." Leading Issues Timelines. Aug. 25 2010: n.p. SIRS

    Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

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Final copy child abuse powerpoint.pptx

  • 1. CHILD ABUSE Has child abuse gone up or down since 2007? By: Jennifer Hess Block E Google Images December 4, 2011
  • 2. WHAT IS CHILD ABUSE? According to the article “At Issue: Child Abuse”: Child abuse is any maltreatment of a child. According to the article “Law Enforcement Response to Child Abuse,” “Child abuse is a community problem.” Google Images
  • 3. CHILD ABUSE RATES HAVE GONE DOWN SINCE 2007 According to the article “New Federal Report Shows drop in Child Abuse Rates” it has gone down "The results show too many children still suffer from abuse and neglect, and we have not yet experienced the full impact from the economic situation," says Carmen Nazario, HHS assistant secretary for children and families.
  • 4. TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE •Physical injury •Mental injury •Exploitation •Sexual abuse
  • 5. TYPES • Abandonment • Congenital drug abuse • Witnessing family violence •Neglect Google Images
  • 6. MOST COMMON FORM OF CHILD ABUSE •According to the article “New Federal Report Shows Drop in Child Abuse Rates” in 2008 neglect was highest •Physical Abuse was second •Sexual abuse was third •Lastly psychological maltreatment •In 1994 the highest child abuse was still neglect
  • 7. MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED According to the article “At Issue: Child Abuse” the most likely to be abused are: •Children under three years of age •Followed by four to seven years of age Google Images
  • 8. MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED According to the article “Child Maltreatment 2007--Summary and Introduction” it depends on gender •Girls in 2007 were abused a little more then boys •Boys were not far behind Google Images
  • 9. MOST LIKELY TO BE ABUSED According to the article “New Federal Report Shows Drop in Child Abuse Rates” child abuse sometimes depends on race •The article states in 2008 the highest abuse rates were of white children •Then Hispanic • After that African American
  • 10. THE REASONS CHILDREN DON’T SAY ANYTHING •According to the article “Law Enforcement Response to Child Abuse”: •The child might have a bond with the abuser •The child doesn’t want the abuser to be punished •They could possibly tell the story but not the whole one •No proof Google Images
  • 11. THE WAY CHILD ABUSE CASES ARE DISCOVERED •Sometimes reports are filed by: • Teachers • Professionals - Police Officers, Doctors, School Personnel besides teachers • Social workers •Calls from a: • Parent • Child • Neighbor • Or domestic disturbance calls Google Images
  • 12. THE STATES IN THE UNITED STATES THAT HAVE THE HIGHEST CHILD ABUSE RATE The article “Report Faults Many States on Child Abuse Policies” state that 10 states had an F for a grade: Georgia Maryland Montana New Mexico North Dakota Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont
  • 13. THE STATES THAT HAVE THE LOWEST CHILD ABUSE RATES According to the same article 6 states received an A or A minus for grades: California Indiana Iowa Nevada New Hampshire Oregon
  • 14. CHILD CARE WORKER •Child care workers take care, help and teach children when their parents are at work or can not be home for some reason •Education: It varies widely from state to state; anywhere from a high school diploma to a college degree
  • 15. CHILD CARE WORKER Salary: Entry level (2009): $7.04 per hour Average (2009): $9.12 per hour Potential (2009): $13.98 per hour Related Careers: Teacher assistant Kindergarten, elementary, middle or secondary teacher Special education teacher
  • 16. HIGH SCHOOL •Graduated from Atholton High School in 2008 •Attended early childhood and development class Google Images
  • 17. HOWARD COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE •Located in Columbia, MD •Tuition: $119.00 per credit for in-county residents •Out-of-state tuition: $247.00 per credit •There are no set requirements to get into the college Google Images
  • 18. COMMUNITY SERVICE •Volunteered at a horse camp •Worked at a soup kitchen •Volunteered at senior center/ at an adoption facility • Helped clean up the parks www.columbiahorsesenter.com
  • 19. JOB EXPERIENCE •Taught kids how to play soccer •Life guard at the River Hill Pool •Teacher apprentice •Waitress at Ruby Tuesday Google Images
  • 20. WHY I AM HIGHLY QUALIFIED FOR THIS JOB • I love to work with children • I babysat when I was younger •I can watch children longer then one day •I always try my best •I have worked with children all my life •I won employee of the month at Ruby Tuesdays
  • 21. WORK CITED "Child Maltreatment 2007--Summary and Introduction." Child Maltreatment 2007. Apr 2009: iii +. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011. Cole, James. "Deputy Attorney General James Cole Speaks at the Federal..." Department of Justice Press Release. 31 May 2011: n.p. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011. Crary, David. "New Federal Report Shows Drop in Child Abuse Rates." Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, NY). 01 Apr 2010: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011. Crary, David. "Report Faults Many States on Child Abuse Policies." Argus Leader (Sioux Falls, SD). 29 Apr 2008: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011. Hammond, Carl B., and others. "Law Enforcement Response to Child Abuse." PORTABLE GUIDES TO INVESTIGATING CHILD ABUSE. May 1997: 1-20. SIRS Government Reporter. Web. 16 Oct 2011. Krugman, Scott D., and Wendy G. Lane. "Spare the Rod--And Save the Child." Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD). 19 Mar 2010: A.21. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011. ProQuest Staff. "At Issue: Child Abuse." ProQuest LLC. 2011: n.pag. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011. ProQuest Staff. "Child Abuse Timeline." Leading Issues Timelines. Aug. 25 2010: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 16 Oct 2011.

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