Web Sharing Continues
in week 6
Temiak Mccann
I am continuing my research into the The World Vision
Organization’s vision website. After viewing the class work assignment
our Professor asks us to focus on outside association and examine that region. So,
I followed a link National Children's Advocacy Center http://www. National Children's Advocacy Center
In 1985,
Former Congressman Robert E. "Bud" Cramer (Alabama ), who was then
District Attorney, organized an effort to create a better system to help abused
children. As an educator I myself personally believe
this a great resource to add to you library and I know it is a great resource
for all educators, program director, children and their families. The NCAC models, promotes, and
delivers excellence in child abuse response and prevention through service,
education, and leadership. I enjoyed exploring this site and they have a lot to
offer to educators children and their families.This organization is actual
supportive. For example, this
leader in the fight against child abuse began simply: a community who wanted a
better way to help young victims of sexual abuse.I had gained new
insights into the children’s’ lives and see how many of these children our
effective by all this abuse that each experience. The children have
gone through great suffering and a lot of them experience so much psychological
issues. As educators what can we do to better help these children that are
being an abuse at a young age? I will wait for a respond.
Have a bless week!
Reference
http://www. National Children's Advocacy Center
I like the information you have give , I will have to add that to the list of other valuable resources
ReplyDeleteTemika,
ReplyDeleteThese resources are beyond valuable, as we fill the role of mandated reporters when working directly with young children. Have you personally experienced any situations where you have witnessed the affects of abuse? I have unfortunately come to find that in many early care settings, it is the teachers and caregivers that are providing young children with abusive experiences. With knowledge of how fragile the developing emotional system can be, I feel many adults do not realize how easy it is to cross the line of being appropriate and caring to being abusive.
Temika,
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the insight about this website because I was not aware of any organizations out there that was pushing for better policies for abused children. I know we hear about it all the time but it seems like nothing really gets done on behalf of the child. Yes, people are arrested and given prison but it doesn't necessarily keep the person from hurting other children.
I have never witnessed a child suffering from abuse but I know of people who were abused as children who have talked about their childhood and how it affected them throughout childhood and even in adulthood. I will definitely research more information this website.
Quintel