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24...24 24 In such a case, there are high chances that Eva is being maltreated. Eva’s teacher should down and record the daily observations of the child to avoid being falsely accused of mistreatment. In this case, a helping teacher in the classroom, if any, should serve as an eyewitness. She should have a written plan to fill in the suspected act of child maltreatment where she would include the place of injury, how the parents said it occurred, the general behavior, and appearance of the parents and any signs of neglect towards the child (Marotz, 2011).
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24 hours surviliance...9/11 event has exposed the general public to huge ramifications of security issues and highlight their vulnerability against acts of arson, violence and other forms of emergency situations. Indeed, threat to the individuals within and outside their homes has become real. The various measures of security therefore, have become vital ingredients of the life of the people. It is important to safeguard the interests of the people and protect their life and property against acts of vandals like burglary, terrorism etc. Surveillance of buildings and individuals has increasingly become critical factors of security. As such the paper would be discussing the surveillance of the current facility with regard to various measures... event has exposed the...
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