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Standard Journal of Educational Research and Essay Vol.1(2), pp. 29-34, February 2013
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 Research Article

 


Protecting the child from sexual abuse
 

Fatma Fawzy Abd El Atty1* and Ashraf Shaaban Konbar2

 

1Foundations of Education, College of Education, Tanta University,

 

2College of Education, Tanta University, Egypt.

*Corresponding author. E-mail:
attaff0333@hotmail.com

showkat80ahmad@gmail.com
Received 13 January, 2013; Accepted 21 February, 2013

Abstract

The present study was aimed to examine the impact of television watching on academic achievement of adolescents with special reference to their socioeconomic status. The sample for the study was 240 (120 heavy viewers and 120 low viewers) selected secondary school adolescents of 15 to 17 years of age, which were randomly selected from high and higher secondary schools in District Srinagar (J and K) run by the Government. Blank self constructed TV viewing information was used for the identification of heavy and low TV viewers. Academic achievement has been assessed on the basis of aggregate marks in all the subjects secured by the students in their two consecutive examinations, conducted by the J&K State Board of School Education. The statistics applied on the data comprised percentage, mean, standard deviation (SD) and ‘t’ test were used for analysis of data. Line graph was plotted in order to make the results transparent. It was found that the heavy and low television viewer adolescents differ significantly in their academic achievement. The mean difference favors low television viewer adolescents. It indicates that low TV viewer adolescents exhibit a higher scholastic achievement than the heavy TV viewer group of adolescents. On the other hand, heavy and low television viewer adolescents, on the basis of gender, do not differ significantly with respect to academic achievement. When we deal with children, we have two things, either to maintain the existing and available values or to develop them. Hence, we can develop mental and physical abilities and also what enables children to live efficiently, and to complement the educational role we have to leave some sides without prejudice. This includes children's innocence which refers to the negligence of children to recognize sexual feelings and desires that simmer in the hearts of adults. We can leave them anonymous until they reach this perception of their minds. This is the essence of the protection of violation. In other words, we should not alert children to this aspect as long as they do not realize it. When we alert children to sexual feelings and desires, they may seek sexual insatiability, and hence the child may commit wrong deeds which oppose religion and social traditions in order to satisfy his needs. If this happens, the child will harm his mind and damage his health. There are a lot of regional, local and international conventions that criminalize sexual abuse of children. One of these conventions is the convention of the Rights of the Child which deals with selling children and using them for prostitution and pornography. This convention was adopted in May 2000, and entered into force in January 2002. This convention activates child's rights to protect him from economic exploitation and from performing any work that is likely to be hazardous or detrimental to the child's health or education. The writers of this protocol expressed great concern about sex tourism; where it is to encourage the exploitation of children in prostitution and pornography" Also it is protocol bans using children from sexual activities for remuneration or any form of supply." On the international level, there is a convention which prevents all forms of child labor and it includes all immediate procedures to eliminate it in 1999. It defines the child as a person who is under the age of eighteen years old. There is a gap between protecting the child from sexual abuse and the practices that are found in fact. The recent study tries to identify the causes of child sexual abuse in order to find a suitable cure which suits our culture.

Key words: Sexual abuse, Islam, Child abuse
 

 

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