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DEPRIVATION

Deprivation is defined as the state of not having something essential for well-being, such as parental love and care. Deprived children are identified as those who are homeless or orphaned, living in poor housing, abused, victims of trafficking, or in need of special attention or medical care. Types of deprivation include parental, mental, social, and emotional deprivation. Long-term deprivation negatively impacts children's development across different dimensions. Teachers, parents, and society can help prevent deprivation by paying attention to every child's needs, caring for those with special needs, and ensuring deprived children have housing, education, food, medical care, and emotional support.

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DEPRIVATION

Deprivation is defined as the state of not having something essential for well-being, such as parental love and care. Deprived children are identified as those who are homeless or orphaned, living in poor housing, abused, victims of trafficking, or in need of special attention or medical care. Types of deprivation include parental, mental, social, and emotional deprivation. Long-term deprivation negatively impacts children's development across different dimensions. Teachers, parents, and society can help prevent deprivation by paying attention to every child's needs, caring for those with special needs, and ensuring deprived children have housing, education, food, medical care, and emotional support.

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DEPRIVATION

DEFINITION

The state of not having something that the people


need most is “deprivation”
Jack Fincher- “ Deprivation is the act or process of
removing of the condition resulting from removal of
something normally present and usually essential for
mental or physical wellbeing”.
Children not able to fulfill their needs & aspirations
during any stages of their development, for a long
time, its negative impact affects different dimensions
of their development.
IDENTIFICATION OF DEPRIVED CHILDREN

Children who are


 Homeless as well as orphan
 Deprived of parental love & care
 Dwelling in poor housing
 Being abused and deceived, victims of child trafficking, etc.
 In need of special attention and medical care.
 In need of special needs

They all are deprived children


TYPES OF DEPRIVATION

 Parental - Deceived from proper care of parents.

 Mental - When mental needs are not realized in reality

 Social – Bereaved from the acceptance by the members of


peer group and society

 Emotional- When the feelings & aspirations of a child are


not being nurtured
IMPACT OF DEPRIVATION ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT
PREVENTION OF DEPREVIATION-ROLE OF
TEACHERS, PARENTS & SOCIETY

Pay equal attention towards every students in the


classroom
Special care for children with special needs
Provision of good home, security, education, food
and medical service for the homeless orphan
children
Parents to be careful and alternative enough for
fulfilling the needs and aspirations, emotions of
their child.

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