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Problems Like Juvenile Delinquency Arise From The Fact That Many Married Woman Now Work And Are Not At Home To Care For Their Children v.1

Problems Like Juvenile Delinquency Arise From The Fact That Many Married Woman Now Work And Are Not At Home To Care For Their Children v. 1
Most women are now coming out of their traditional role as a homemaker and joining professions that were once dominated by men. As a result, they get to spend less time with their children. According to some people, working mothers who do not have enough time for their children may trigger behaviour problems and criminal tendencies in them. In my opinion, this is just one of the many factors that lead to juvenile crime. If we examine the profile of teenage criminals, we can see that they come from all sorts of family backgrounds. If all of them had working moms, it would be easy to establish a link between juvenile delinquency and mother’s neglect but that is rarely the case. Many young criminals have stayed at home mothers who have all the time in the world for their children. Yet, their children take to crime. One reason for this is poverty. Many teenagers who commit crimes come from very poor family backgrounds. Another factor that encourages lawlessness is the lack of education. Actually, children coming from families where both parents work are less likely to have to cope with poverty or illiteracy and this may reduce their chances of committing crime. At the same time, lack of parental supervision is a cause for concern. If parents are not around children may get into wrong company or they may spend all the time in front of the computer or television. For example, children may befriend criminals who lead them astray or they may access violent or harmful content on the internet or television. Both factors increase their chances of becoming criminals. Hence, mothers who are always busy with work certainly increase their children’s chances of turning into criminals. However, asking women to stop going to work is not the solution to teenage crime. Instead of giving up on their career for the sake of their children, women should get the help of trusted family members or a caretaker to supervise their children. It is also important for them to spend quality point with their children whenever that is possible. No matter how busy a woman is, the truth is that it is still possible for her to enquire about her children’s day and stay updated about the happenings in their life. It is important for mothers to realize that their achievements will lack shine if their children end up becoming criminals and non-achievers. To conclude, mother’s neglect could be a factor that promotes criminal activities among teenagers but it is neither the only factor nor the most important cause of juvenile misconduct. Having said that, both working and non-working mothers can reduce their children’s chances of becoming criminals by being a pillar of constant support for them.
Most women are
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men
.
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, they
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get
to spend less
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time
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children
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, working mothers
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who
do not have
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enough
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time
for their
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children
may trigger
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behaviour
problems and
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criminal
tendencies in them. In my opinion, this is
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just
one of the
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many
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factors
that lead to juvenile crime.

If we examine the profile of teenage
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criminals
, we can
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see
that they
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come
from all sorts of
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family
backgrounds. If all of them had working moms, it would be easy to establish a link between juvenile delinquency and
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mother’s
neglect
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but
that is
rarely the case.
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young
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criminals
have stayed at home mothers
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who
have all the
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time
in the world for their
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children
.
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, their
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children
take to crime. One reason for this is poverty.
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teenagers
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who
commit crimes
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come
from
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very
poor
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family
backgrounds. Another
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factor
that encourages lawlessness is the lack of education. Actually,
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children
coming from
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families
where both parents work are less likely to
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have to
cope with poverty or illiteracy and this may
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reduce
their
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chances
of committing crime.

At the same
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time
, lack of parental supervision is a cause for concern. If parents are not around
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children
may
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get
into
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wrong
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company or
they may spend all the
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time
in front of the computer or television.
For example
,
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children
may befriend
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criminals
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who
lead them
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astray or
they may access violent or harmful content on the internet or television. Both
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factors
increase their
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chances
of becoming
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criminals
.
Hence
, mothers
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who
are always busy with work
certainly
increase their
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children’s
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chances
of turning into criminals.

However
, asking women to
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stop
going to work is not the solution to teenage crime.
Instead
of giving up on their career for the sake of their
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children
, women should
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get
the
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help
of trusted
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family
members or a caretaker to supervise their
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children
. It is
also
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important
for them to spend quality point with their
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children
whenever
that is
possible. No matter how busy a woman is, the truth is that it is
still
possible for her to
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enquire
about her
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children’s
day and stay updated about the happenings in their life. It is
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important
for mothers to realize that their achievements will lack shine if their
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children
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end
up becoming
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criminals
and non-achievers.

To conclude
,
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mother’s
neglect could be a
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factor
that promotes
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criminal
activities among
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teenagers
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but
it is neither the
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only
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factor
nor the most
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important
cause of juvenile misconduct. Having said that, both working and non-working mothers can
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reduce
their
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children’s
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chances
of becoming
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criminals
by being a pillar of constant support for them.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
47Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS essay Problems Like Juvenile Delinquency Arise From The Fact That Many Married Woman Now Work And Are Not At Home To Care For Their Children v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
457 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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