Juvenile Delinquency is the term used to describe antisocial and
sometimes criminal behaviour carried out by young people. Many factors can
contribute to delinquency, such as an abusive home, poor parent-to-child
communication and negative peer pressure.
Delinquency may be avoided:
- if
struggling parents receive counselling or training
- if a
child experiences a loving and nurturing environment
- if
after-school facilities are provided and
- if young people are engaged in positive activities
Click on the video below to view examples of juvenile delinquency.
Assignment
Identify examples of juvenile delinquency within the school community. Suggest possible causes for these behaviours.
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