1. - refers to the time or stage of being child.
- The early stage in the existence or
development of something.
- Can be defined as an evolving series of steps,
usually constant towards adulthood shape by
an extensive array of forces and ideas that
range from ethnicity from class, from region to
religion and from gender to politics.
- Connotes a time of innocence, where one is
free from responsibility but vulnerable to forces
in his environment.
- It suggest a period where one enjoys closeness
with parents and share expectations.
2.
- Belonged to a homogeneous society
where he had to contend with similar
values, common religious precepts and
expectations and opportunities from
characteristically rural setting.
3.
- With the onset of the 20th century, it is
confronted with more complex forces in
the environment and in particular in a
society that offers varied rules and
choices and institutions.
4.
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Another shift began in mid- 19 century
and ultimately reaching all ethnic and
economic groups.
- It was actually the stretching of
adolescence.
5.
- Child psychologist at the turn of 20th century.
6.
- recognized the lengthening of childhood of
girls by raising the age of consent during 19th
century when the average age of 27 fell to 22.
* Scientist developed vaccinations for childhood
scourges as :
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 Members of every cultural group raised
children to understand their particular
traditions including: 10-13
 The basic markers for becoming as
adult 14-17
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- Latin word “adolescentia from
adolescere” to grow up
- It is the period of psychological and
social transition between childhood and
adulthood. In common usage in English
countries “adolescent” and “teenager”
are synonymous.
- It is also defined as the transitional
development in which a juvenile
matures into an adult. The transition
involves, biological, social and
psychological.
- The word is derived from the Latin noun
dolor meaning “pain”
- It is the stage where the person
experiences dramatic changes in the
body along with the development in his
psychology and career.
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- Between the early childhood and
teenager years.
20.
- Defines adolescence as the period of
life between 10 and 19 years of age.
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- Which in recent times would refer to
ages nine and thirteen.
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- Is a person whose age is a number
ending in teen, someone from the age
of 13 to 19.
- This word is of recent origin only having
appeared in the mid 20th century.
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- This was aimed at understanding
children better and for the Filipino
teacher to be more aware of the
children’s right.
THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG
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24.
Under this law children’s right to be protected
from harm and have their basic physical and
social needs provided is a basic consideration.
25.A legislative measure and now the central
pillar of law and policy relating to children.
26.Has provided some guidance to law and
policymakers along these lines.
27.The most widely ratified international
human rights treaty in existence
- It was ratified by United Kingdom in
1991
- It provides a comprehensive listing of
rights for children-social, economic,
cultural, civil and political.
- It explicitly defines the need for policy
and decision-makers to put the
interests of children over and above
other concerns.
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- Requires that children views must be
sought, considered and given due
weight in all matters affecting children.
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- Is a State party to the Convention of the
Rights of the Child
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- Obligated to give primary consideration
of its decision
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- Bound to promote and protect the
child’s right to the enjoyment of the
highest attainable standard of health.
32.
- The child’s inherent right to life survival
and development.
THE STATE PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION
SHALL: (1-14)
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- Are also instrumental in educating the
youth through a series of
documentaries on child’s abuse and
child’s exploitation.
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- Describe the alarming situation of the
Filipino child which is visible in
numerous studies conducted
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- Are victims of child labor
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- Abused of every year
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- Roam the streets.
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- Malnourished children.
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- One project that had its beginning as

early 1999
- Links up with proponent organization
which submit project proposals for the
welfare of the children.
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- Another project sponsored by Bank of
the Philippine Island Foundation.
- It was spearheaded to provide healing
of those children traumatized by
calamities like earthquakes, typhoons,
landslides and even food poisoning.

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