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    Important Facts about Teen Pregnancy Teen pregnancy is an underage female between 13 -19 that becomes pregnant. During pregnancy‚ many females drop-out of school to deliver and take care of their child. There are many issues which occur with teenage girls during their pregnancy. The top three issues are emotional‚ social‚ and health problems. There are many thing that you can do to avoid becoming pregnancy abstinence as an option‚ sexual pressure‚ and Clarifying the values and setting boundaries

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    Teen Pregnancy Since 1997 the federal government has invested millions of dollars in Abstinence Only Education programs which have been proven to be ineffective programs. Even though abstinence is the best option for teens not to get pregnant‚ most teens tend to experiment with sex at young ages. Teens naturally have a sense of curiosity about their bodies and the opposite sex‚ not to mention that their bodies are going through hormonal changes (puberty). After the Obama Administration created

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    There is no get-out-of-this-situation free card. Pregnancy triggers a range of emotions that can be overwhelming and unpredictable and there is little time to dawdle about with a plan of action. Once pregnant‚ there isn’t a world of options‚ only two: abortion or childbirth. Of course‚ within the option

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    Pregnancy in days past was confined to married people and the elderly in particular. In this generation pregnancy has seen to have no limit to teenagers‚ be they are married or not. This incidence keeps on happening in the society. Nowadays‚ the society keeps on judging‚ commenting and ever not helping to prevent this unwanted pregnancy problem. The argument here is who to blame for the unwanted pregnancy‚ is it teenagers themselves or society? There are two reasons why teenagers should be blamed

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    inform B. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience on what I see as the biggest challenges young adults face today. C. Central Idea: I will give three reasons as to what I see as the biggest challenges are; the abuse of drugs and alcohol‚ teen pregnancies‚ and unemployment. I. Introduction A. More than half of teen mothers never get their high school diploma because they drop out of high school to provide a better parenthood for their child. B. The use of illegal drugs is increasing in young teens

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    INTRODUCTION This research proposal focuses on teenage pregnancy in developing countries. It also focuses on the factors contributing to early pregnancies‚ how to prevent early pregnancies and the adverse effects of early pregnancies on economic development of a country as well as the impacts on young mothers. PROBLEM STATEMENT Adolescent pregnancy has long been a worldwide social and educational concern for the developed‚ developing and underdeveloped countries. Many developing countries continue

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    Teen Pregnancy Retha McDonald Argument Essay   Abstract The following research paper contains important information on how you can prevent your teen from becoming pregnant. The thesis is clearly stated in my argument. Topic sentences and sub-topics support my theory. Teen Pregnancy and prenatal care are very important issues but can be avoided all together with patience‚ guidance and instruction from responsible parents. Parents have to discuss issues such as safe sex‚ prevention of pregnancy

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    ABSTRACT This report discusses the importance of some aspects of the impact of teenage pregnancy in Northern Ireland in terms of accessing support services. It has been compiled from the results of a questionnaire completed by a small sample of individuals who have experienced this situation either from personal experience or through their professional contacts‚ and also from internet research and leaflets. The word “restriction” of the report allows for only brief acknowledgement of the issues

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    Essay Dr. Sykes 20 October 2014 "Teen Mom" Promotes Teen Pregnancy Reality television often has the tendency to present an unrealistic view towards issues regarding real life situations. Teen pregnancy is one of the most misleading topics presented on reality television. Tabloids feed off of the shows’ popularity by plastering the pictures of the teens on magazines and online‚ making them seem more appealing. Teen pregnancy as presented on reality television shows is irresponsible‚ dangerous

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    Teen pregnancy has become such an issue facing America that President Clinton has addressed the issue. Statistics show that every two minutes a teenager gives birth in the United States (Guernsey 6). This means that at least three thousand teenage girls become pregnant every day and almost one millione teenagers become pregnant every year (www.teenpregnancy.org). Four in ten teenage girls become pregnant at least once before they reach the age of twenty. Because of this high number‚ the United States

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