Throughout last centuries, people of all ages have been tempted to drugs consumption, and even to drugs trade; in order to earn money easier and to generate self-pleasure using these substances in their bodies. Indeed, the drugs consumption has been a problem that comes from the past and, nowadays, continues damaging the economy of the nation, the progress of the society and even the family environment. Thus, regarding that the family is the unit in which children grew and learn everything; parents are the principal responsible or guilty if a young person is addicted to drugs, even if they are older than 18 years old. .
Parents are the unique close relatives that are in charge of influencing sons' behaviors. They are the proper characters to teach what is right or what is wrong since they are just children, in this way, to impose the rules and to teach them to have the determination to act as they have to do it and to say "no" to drugs when they have to do it. Besides, parents have to know where they are, what they are doing and what their friends are. As it is claimed by Ann Elaine Strode and Catherine May Slack (2011), who mention the parental responsibility in four main aspects "Firstly, a duty to care for the child; secondly, an obligation to maintain contact with the child; thirdly, a duty to act as guardian of the child; and fourthly, a duty to contribute to the maintenance of the child". Definitely, if there is a contact with drugs by teenagers, it is the result of a careless moment of a parent.
Parental responsibility lies, also, in protecting children of most of harmful things in the world, in this case, shielding them of drugs consumption; and obviously of business related with it. Essentially, mother and father are the ones who should avoid that teenagers manipulate or have contact with something that hurts them. When they are not aware that any small contact with drugs destroy the lives of their children, adolescents start to lose their path; introducing themselves into a horrible world and becoming their young lives in nightmares of the real life.
Today rappers talk about prostitution, drugs and diseases. ... Eminem has experienced great problems in his youth. ... Eminems only escape from his miserable life was to turn to drugs and rap. Eminem was a youth in America going nowhere fast. ... Is it possible for such a careless man to say such meaningful loving words to his daughter? ...
Juvenile Delinquency: A Destructive Problem for American Youth Research shows that juvenile delinquency has been dramatically dropping, self-esteem, and anti-social behaviors are still a problem for youth across America. ... Although, parents are the main reason for children to become unlawful, often a problem child is raised in a home where parents are insensitive and careless about what they say or do. ... Juveniles, who have already been in trouble with the law, are sent to foster homes because of their careless parents raising them. ... Drugs are now a common sight for high school ...
There is a bigger concern with teenagers drinking and driving rather than adults because teenagers drive more carelessly. ... It is usually the first step on the road to use harder addictive drugs like cocaine or heroin. ... But even more scary alcohol and tobacco kill more than fifty times the number of people killed by cocaine, heroin, and every other illegal drug combined (1 "Research on Youth -). Since there are so many problems associated with youths not being responsible with alcohol, why are so many youths drinking? ... Parents should be involved in their teen's social life. ...
In the competitive knowledge based world of the twenty-first century, the education of America's youth will be more important than ever. ... Despite the need to develop youth as fully as possible, society treats youth in careless and irresponsible ways. ... According to a recent USA Today poll, seventy-two percent of Americans cite drugs and violence as serious problems in their local schools. ... Parents fear that schools have become violent cesspools where gangs run amok and that teachers are more concerned with their pension than their classrooms. ...
In the competitive knowledge based world of the twenty- first century, the education of America's youth will be more important than ever. ... Despite the need to develop youth as fully as possible, society treats youth in careless and irresponsible ways. ... According to a recent USA Today poll, seventy-two percent of Americans cite drugs and violence as serious problems in their local schools. ... Parents fear that schools have become violent cesspools where gangs run amok and that teachers are more concerned with their pension than their classrooms. ...
Also, the youngsters may be extra close to their parents and not leave there sides; also avoid new people and challenges. ... A child with one parent with depression has a 10-13% increase of developing depression. ... Such as running away from home, reckless driving, stealing, drugs and alcohol. ... Injuries that may seem accidental may have been the result of carelessness. ... Not having a good relationship with their family or not feeling like they are loved could affect the youth greatly. ...
Also, the youngsters may be extra close to their parents and not leave there sides; also avoid new people and challenges. ... A child with one parent with depression has a 10-13% increase of developing depression. ... Such as running away from home, reckless driving, stealing, drugs and alcohol. ... Injuries that may seem accidental may have been the result of carelessness. ... Not having a good relationship with their family or not feeling like they are loved could affect the youth greatly. ...
Students that are being force ahead are not receiving a fair education and are not having their needs met, but these tribulations that are so carelessly disregarded effect people's lives well beyond their schooling. 90% of the nation's schools children attend public schools, while only 10% of them are enrolled in special education programs; they make up 30 to 50% of those who are incarcerated at any given time. ... It is based on four basic principles: stronger accountability for results, increased flexibility and local control, expanded options for parents, and an emphasis on teac...