The Effects of Child Abuse on a Child´s Education

Child abuse is now a common problem in the country. In the United States, an estimated 3 million children are a victim of abuse every year. Regardless of whether it is physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse or ignorance, scarring is deep and can adversely affect children's education. According to academic research conducted by Brown University in April 1996, it was pointed out that abused children are difficult to maintain good grades at school due to excessive pressure of family life It was.

Abstract In this article I will explain child abuse, negligence, and sustained impact on children. The main types of abuse and ignorance being described are emotional abuse, psychological abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, medical negligence, educational negligence, emotional negligence, and physical negligence . These various kinds of abuse and ignoring, and warning signals about the legal definitions of each kind are included. Abuse and neglect of all these forms are different, it is important to understand that it is included.

Today, in the United States, child abuse is the largest part of child abuse and nearly two thirds of reported child protection services litigation is ignored (Dubowitz). Prior to the 1970s, child abuse was mainly called physical abuse, but now it includes physical abuse, emotional abuse and sexual abuse (Compton). Physical abuse means that a child is injured by striking an adult (Compton), boxing, kicking or receiving other forms of violence. This kind of abuse can only do harm to children, but that is terrible and may have long-term consequences, but usually only brings about violence. Emotional abuse is to express adults' hatred by calling adult names.

Regardless of the cause, every kind of child is abused and affects the child in some way. The impact of child abuse varies according to the type of child abuse. Some of these effects are physical and others are emotional or psychological. Studies have shown that sexual abuse and emotional abuse have a major impact on children. The effect can be divided into short term effect and long term effect. Short-term effects can be easily detected and can show signs of abuse in a short period of time. For example; scratches, burns or fractures that occur after physical abuse are healed after seeking treatment. Children will show some sexual behavior including sex play with dolls. Children will be aggressive, afraid of their parents, afraid to go home and are isolated from the public. Children will fight against other students in the class. Children are difficult to speak and can not express feelings