Understanding The Nature of Homeless

Understanding the essence of cruelty I know that I will be homeless when I came to Berkeley. I am looking forward to it because most people I know have rumors about filtering rumors from the West Coast. But from New York, I think I can control everything that I will face by looking at it all. But when I got accustomed to Berkeley and its main streets, reality soon touched me. I have never seen something like Telegraph Avenue or People's Park.

It is a difficult task to understand the nature of homeless people seeking money and their interaction with people walking on a main street such as Telegraph Avenue. This observation takes place at Telegraph Avenue and it is difficult to see homeless at "work" as people can get information by simply looking at someone seeking money from another person. We look for a lot of signals in the interaction, considering the age of the people, the physical response, whether they orally communicate, their manners through the interaction process, and the importance of eye contact. Since it seems not to be as clear as it appears, we must also address the ambiguity of the power structure in the situation. Finally, we decipher the essence of these conflicts and finally compare the analysis of these situations with the analyzes of Owen Goffman and Robin Ledner.

We provide employee training. The staff development workshop will increase the sensitivity of people educating homeless children, allowing teachers to understand the essence of homelessness, create positive experiences for homeless children, and discuss in class. Theme strategy Encourage family participation. Educators should provide enthusiasm and non-judgmental entertainment for their homeless parents and address their problems and concerns. The workshop held at the evacuation center is particularly valuable, covering the educational rights of homeless children, special education, child development, and how to communicate with teachers.