JUVENILE DELINQUENCY FOR B.Ed . STUDENTS

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

1. GOOD MORNING EVERYBODY

2. LET US ENJOY THE CLIP

3. LOOK AT THE PICTURES AND THINK 1 2 3 4

4. SO NOW A DAYS MOST OF THE SCHOOL STUDENTS COMMIT A NATURAL TENDENCY OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY . ISN’T THAT? SEND YOUR RESPONSE IN CHATBOX WITHIN 15 SECONDS. RESPONSE MATRIX RESPONSE RESPONSE VALUE YES 4 NO 3 CONFUSED 2 DO NOT UNDERSTAND 1

5. WHAT IS JUVENILE DELINQUENCY JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, ALSO KNOWN AS "JUVENILE OFFENDING", IS THE ACT OF PARTICIPATING IN UNLAWFUL BEHAVIOR AS A MINOR OR INDIVIDUAL YOUNGER THAN THE STATUTORY AGE OF ADULTHOOD.

6. IN THE WORD OF GURUDEV “তেরো – চৌদ্দ বয়সটা বড় বিপদজনক”

7. TYPES OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY  . STATUS OF OFFENCES PROPERTY CRIME VIOLENT CRIME

8. WHO ARE JUVENILE DELINQUENTS ? Rehash Wrongdoers –Rehash guilty parties keep on engaging in criminal exercises or forceful practices even after they enter adulthood. Age-particular guilty parties-   closes before the minor turns into a grown-up.

9. INDICATORS ABSCENT MINDNESS NO CONTROL IN EMOSION INSTANTANEOUS ANGER ? TELLING LIE LESS SOCIAL CONTACT MIS CONDUCT ? ? BACK BENCHERS POOR ATTENDANCE AND …………..???? ? PUT YOUR SUGGESTION ON CHAT BOX

10. + INFLUENCING FACTORS GENETICAL FACTORS ENVIRONMENT

11. INFLUENCING FACTORS PARENTING STYLE – AUTHORITARIAN OR NEGLECT FUL PEER GROUP ASSOCIATION LOW SOCIO –ECONOMIC STATUS REJECTION OR NEGLECTION YOUTH GANGS THREATS DISABILITY SCHOOL TO PRISON PIPELINE PERSONALITY FACTORS GENDER,LOW INTELLIGENCE, OPPOSITIONAL CONDUCT DISORDER

12. SUPPORTING THEORIES RATIONAL SELF INTEREST SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION RIGID PATH TO SUCCES LABELING SOCIAL CONTROL DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION

13. Juveniles between 16-18 years apprehended under IPC   Crime 2003 2013 Burglary 1,160 2,117 Rape 293 1,388 Kidnapping/abduction 156 933 Robbery 165 880 Murder 328 845 Other offences 11,839 19,641 Total 13,941 25,804

14. MEASURES TO BE TAKEN Formulation of Minimum Standards-  National Commission for Children –  Strategy for Change – Special Training Programme - Sports and Functional Education and Schooling – Courses and Seminars - Providing Assistance - Needed Change -

15. JUVENILE JUSTICE ACTS IN INDIA Juvenile Justice Act 1960 Juvenile Justice Act, 1986 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), 1989 Juvenile Justice Act, 2000 (Care and Protection of Children) Amendment in 2006 and 2010. Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.

16. FEEDBACK & REVIEW PLEASE SEND YOUR QUERRIES FORWORD YOUR FEEDBACK SEND YOUR REVIEW ON ROLE OF TEACHERS TO PROTECT THE CHILDREN OF THEIR SCHOOL TO MINIMISE THE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY @ CHATBOX ( OFFLINE MODE IS UNAVAILABLE)

17. LET US CONCLUDE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY- DEFINITION & MEANING TYPES SYMPTOMS FACTORS THEORIES MEASURES LAW & ACT

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