Focusing on the interplay between social deviancy and crime, the report examines the concept of failure alongside educational development that emphasizes success. It delves into how environmental experiences influence both criminal behavior and educational outcomes, providing insights into the factors that shape individual paths in society.
Lyrical and introspective, these poems delve into diverse themes and emotions, often utilizing various personas to convey their messages. They address contemporary issues while intertwining personal reflections, creating a rich tapestry of thought and feeling that resonates with the reader.
Home, School and the Development of Young Criminals
The report examines the relationship between social deviancy and educational development, contrasting the focus on failure in crime with the emphasis on success in education. It delves into how environmental factors, such as parenting styles and experiences of bullying, influence individuals' paths toward either deviance or positive development. The synthesis of these approaches provides insights into addressing social issues through a more holistic understanding of personal and societal influences.
Explores the ways in which prejudices and opinions are formed by different nations about each other. This work also studies how British children form attitudes to Germany and the influence of the media on this process. The book also contains an exploration of German attitudes to Great Britain.