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(INTRODUCTION)

Good morning miss, My name is Angella Reece i will be focusing on the topic the

impact of domestic violence on a child's academic performance and social

interactions. Under the theme child abuse.

( REASONS FOR SELECTION)

The topic I've chosen to present this morning hits close to home for me,

My interest in writing about it was sparked by the potential effects it could have on

a child's mental health and my desire to raise awareness of the psychological harm

this kind of abuse can cause.

You may be wondering what is defined as domestic violence?

Domestic violence is a type of abuse commited by an individual in someones

domestic circle

In general we know how Children can act as mirrors, reflecting images of their

surroundings. They mirror the gestures, language, and habits of the adults in their

lives,

Now, in terms of domestic violence The majority of the time, it is difficult to

determine precisely the cause of a child’s disruptive tendencies.


However, there is an established correlation between children either being victims

of or witnessing domestic abuse and a deterioration in their behaviour.

(Three negative effects of domestic violence on child’s academic

performance and how they socialize )

1. Anxiety- Children are likely to remain on edge if they are always

surrounded by the abuse of one parent by the other. According to a study

done in an online article titled: “How Witnessing Domestic Violence

Affects Children” by Elizabeth Plumpter published on November 17,2021.

2. Low self esteem -Domestic abuse hurt a child’s self-esteem. They may not

participate in school activities or get good grades, they also may develop

anti-social traits and get into trouble more often. According to an online

newspaper titled “ the effects of domestic violence on children” by U.S.

Department of Health & Human Services. Published on February 15, 2021


3. Aggressive Behavior- When children witness domestic abuse, they tend

to act out in reaction to the situation . They may fight, skip school,

engage in risky sexual activities, or dabble in drugs and alcohol.

According to the previous istudy done in an online article titled: “How

Witnessing Domestic Violence Affects Children” by Elizabeth Plumpter

published on November

(Problems i encountered in this research:)

1. Lack of confidence

2. Lack of motivation

3. Limited support

(Evalution of sources)

1. The Online article titled “ How witnessing domestic violence affects

children” by elizebeth plumptre published on november 17,2021, the

theinformation i was able to obtain from this article is how domestic

violence can contribute to a child developing anxiety and aggressive

behaviour, information that was provided was relibale and useful

2. The online newspaper titled “ the effects of domestic violence on

children” by U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Published on


February 15, 2021 the information i was able to obtain from this newspaper

is how domestic violence can contribute to a child developing low self

esteem, the information provided was accurate and trustworthy

(CONCLUSION)

To summarize this presentation domestic violence can contribute to child

developing anxiety, low self esteem and agressive behaviour , children in homes

with domestic violence wither shouting, fighting or threats can end up physically,

emotionally and intellectually damaged.

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