YOUTH PROBLEMS In PAKISTAN
Introduction Community School Family Community School Family Youth
List of Problems Education Child Labour Drug Abuse Suicide Politics  Media Effects
Youth Education Low Enrolment  Primary enrolment  57% Secondary enrolment  22% Higher education enrolment  1.9%  Teacher’s do not posses enough  knowledge Rote learning is encouraged by teachers Madaris Education Govt. is not giving much preference to education as to other fields
 
 
Child Labour Definition Categories Of Child Labour Labour Begging  Causes Of Child Labour Effects Of Child Labour On Ones Life Does It Do Any good? What Child Labour Leads To…..?
Big Hopes but no future
Drug Abuse Definition  Types of Drugs Alcohol Tobacco Herbs  Who Leads the Youngster to Drugs Abuse Media Bad Company Fashion Mental Disorder
Drug Abuse Effects of Drugs Abuse On Teenagers Physical Emotional In a School Family Social Problems Substance Use, 1975-1999 Alcohol  & Marijuana Use by Age
Narcotics Type What is it called? What does it look like? How is it used? Heroin Smack, Horse, Mud, Brown sugar, Junk, Black tar, and Big H White to dark-brown powder or tar-like substance Injected, smoked, or inhaled Codeine Empirin compound with codeine, Tylenol with codeine, Codeine in cough medicine Dark liquid varying in thickness, capsules, tablets Taken orally, injected Morphine Pectoral syrup White crystals, hypodermic tablets, or inject able solutions Taken orally, injected, or smoked Opium Paregoric, Dover's Powder, Parepectolin Dark brown chunks, powder Smoked, eaten, or injected
Effective Period of drugs   DETECTION PERIODS FOR DRUGS IN URINE Detection Period ALCOHOL, ETHYL 3-10 HOURS BENZODIAZEPINES HEAVY ABUSE 3-6 WEEKS COCAINE 2-3+ DAYS tobacco 1-4 min. CODEINE 1-3+ DAYS HEROIN 1-2 DAYS METHAQUALONE (QUAALUDE) 2 WEEKS MORPHINE 1-2 DAYS PCP (PHENCYCLIDINE) 2-8 DAYS ECSTASY 3-5 DAYS PROPOXYPHENE (DARVON) 6-48 HOURS (PROPOXYPHENE METABOLITES) 6-48 HOURS ANABOLIC STEROIDS (ORAL) 2 DAYS -  4 WEEKS ANABOLIC STEROIDS (INJECTABLE)  2 MONTHS -  1 YEAR
Suicide What is Suicide? Teen Suicide Reasons Depression & Stressful Situation Of Loss Uses Of Drugs Poverty  Unemployment Family & Love Matters
Suicide Rate 11 th  leading cause of death in 2000 (28,322) 8 th  leading cause in 1997 (30,535) 3 rd  leading cause of death for 15-24 year olds, 5 th  leading for 5-14 years old. 1.3% of all deaths are from suicide (double the rate of AIDS). Firearms account for 58% of all suicides. Males 4x more likely to commit suicide. Estimates suggest that between 8-25 unsuccessful attempts for every successful. Suicide Suicide Prevention Warning Signs Signs are often  not  verbal. Giving away beloved objects. Changes in eating or sleeping habits. Displaying a sense of calmness after a period of agitation .
Politics Political Parties  In History Today On the Name of Religion
Media Effects Media offer entertainment, culture, news, sports, and education. They are an important part of our lives and have much to teach. But some of what they teach may not be what we want children to learn .   Television  Good Effects Bad Effects Violence From media violence children learn to behave aggressively toward others. They are taught to use violence instead of self-control to take care of problems or conflicts
Analysis by PU students:-  61% of TV shows are violent  Few shows emphasize an anti-violence theme  40% of violent scenes on TV include humor  54% of the violence is lethal  51% of TV violence shows no pain
Video Games:- Positive effects Video game playing introduces children to computer technology.  Games can give practice in following directions.  Some games provide practice in problem solving and logic.  Games can provide practice in use of fine motor and spatial skills.  Games can provide occasions for parent and child to play together.  Players are introduced to information technology.  Some games have beneficial applications with patients.  Games are entertaining and fun.
Negative effects Game environments are often based on plots of violence, aggression and gender favoritism. Over-dependence on video games could foster social isolation, as they are often played alone.  Many games only offer an arena of weapons, killings, kicking, stabbing and shooting.  Academic achievement may be negatively related to over-all time spent playing video games. Many games do not offer action that requires independent thought or creativity.  Games can confuse reality and fantasy.  Playing violent video games may be related to aggressive behavior
Internet The Internet has a significant potential for providing children and youth with access to educational information, and can be compared with a huge home library. Benefits of the Internet : •  Near limitless information resource •  High degree of availability and affordability in most communities in the western world •  An asset for research or homework •  A communication tool for teachers and university professors with their students •  Rapid and inexpensive communication via e-mail and video linkage •  Access by the disabled to much that may otherwise be unavailable: •  Through technology that makes computer use possible
Adverse effects:  Underage children may accidentally or by design access pornographic sites Predators have access to minors through unsupervised use of chat rooms and e-mail Loss of inhibitions normally experienced when face-to-face, promoting sexual  exchanges and promiscuity On-line gambling Potential for plagiarism in school work Promotion of hatred or violence through Web sites targeting a specific group, such as  women, homosexuals, and religious or ethnic groups Violence through video games, song lyrics and on-line bullying, access to hazardous  materials or information on making weapons.
Alcohols and drugs Messages about tobacco and alcohol are everywhere in media.  Teens who see a lot of ads for beer, wine, liquor, and cigarettes admit that it influences them to want to drink and smoke  the three most advertised cigarette brands are also the most popular ones smoked by teens.
 
Suggestions Do encourage each other Be practical Take help from Quran and sunnah Distribution of ideologies in the youth Do have patience to face the difficulties Do hate the deed not the character himself Prove and cash your skill Right man over the right place Youth should be clear about their future Be at arm length from the bad company! Do not make your parent as a role model for you
Suggestions Cont… How we can stand against western culture! Do not break the statue of mud but the statue of mind! Do not walk in parallel with any and ideology first think! What is our today responsibility Problem should be solved form the very first day! So don’t delay Do ask question! Build-up confidence Courageous
THANK FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION! QUESTION………..?
 

Youth Problems in Pakistan

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    Introduction Community SchoolFamily Community School Family Youth
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    List of ProblemsEducation Child Labour Drug Abuse Suicide Politics Media Effects
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    Youth Education LowEnrolment Primary enrolment 57% Secondary enrolment 22% Higher education enrolment 1.9% Teacher’s do not posses enough knowledge Rote learning is encouraged by teachers Madaris Education Govt. is not giving much preference to education as to other fields
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    Child Labour DefinitionCategories Of Child Labour Labour Begging Causes Of Child Labour Effects Of Child Labour On Ones Life Does It Do Any good? What Child Labour Leads To…..?
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    Big Hopes butno future
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    Drug Abuse Definition Types of Drugs Alcohol Tobacco Herbs Who Leads the Youngster to Drugs Abuse Media Bad Company Fashion Mental Disorder
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    Drug Abuse Effectsof Drugs Abuse On Teenagers Physical Emotional In a School Family Social Problems Substance Use, 1975-1999 Alcohol & Marijuana Use by Age
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    Narcotics Type Whatis it called? What does it look like? How is it used? Heroin Smack, Horse, Mud, Brown sugar, Junk, Black tar, and Big H White to dark-brown powder or tar-like substance Injected, smoked, or inhaled Codeine Empirin compound with codeine, Tylenol with codeine, Codeine in cough medicine Dark liquid varying in thickness, capsules, tablets Taken orally, injected Morphine Pectoral syrup White crystals, hypodermic tablets, or inject able solutions Taken orally, injected, or smoked Opium Paregoric, Dover's Powder, Parepectolin Dark brown chunks, powder Smoked, eaten, or injected
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    Effective Period ofdrugs DETECTION PERIODS FOR DRUGS IN URINE Detection Period ALCOHOL, ETHYL 3-10 HOURS BENZODIAZEPINES HEAVY ABUSE 3-6 WEEKS COCAINE 2-3+ DAYS tobacco 1-4 min. CODEINE 1-3+ DAYS HEROIN 1-2 DAYS METHAQUALONE (QUAALUDE) 2 WEEKS MORPHINE 1-2 DAYS PCP (PHENCYCLIDINE) 2-8 DAYS ECSTASY 3-5 DAYS PROPOXYPHENE (DARVON) 6-48 HOURS (PROPOXYPHENE METABOLITES) 6-48 HOURS ANABOLIC STEROIDS (ORAL) 2 DAYS -  4 WEEKS ANABOLIC STEROIDS (INJECTABLE)  2 MONTHS -  1 YEAR
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    Suicide What isSuicide? Teen Suicide Reasons Depression & Stressful Situation Of Loss Uses Of Drugs Poverty Unemployment Family & Love Matters
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    Suicide Rate 11th leading cause of death in 2000 (28,322) 8 th leading cause in 1997 (30,535) 3 rd leading cause of death for 15-24 year olds, 5 th leading for 5-14 years old. 1.3% of all deaths are from suicide (double the rate of AIDS). Firearms account for 58% of all suicides. Males 4x more likely to commit suicide. Estimates suggest that between 8-25 unsuccessful attempts for every successful. Suicide Suicide Prevention Warning Signs Signs are often not verbal. Giving away beloved objects. Changes in eating or sleeping habits. Displaying a sense of calmness after a period of agitation .
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    Politics Political Parties In History Today On the Name of Religion
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    Media Effects Mediaoffer entertainment, culture, news, sports, and education. They are an important part of our lives and have much to teach. But some of what they teach may not be what we want children to learn . Television Good Effects Bad Effects Violence From media violence children learn to behave aggressively toward others. They are taught to use violence instead of self-control to take care of problems or conflicts
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    Analysis by PUstudents:- 61% of TV shows are violent Few shows emphasize an anti-violence theme 40% of violent scenes on TV include humor 54% of the violence is lethal 51% of TV violence shows no pain
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    Video Games:- Positiveeffects Video game playing introduces children to computer technology. Games can give practice in following directions. Some games provide practice in problem solving and logic. Games can provide practice in use of fine motor and spatial skills. Games can provide occasions for parent and child to play together. Players are introduced to information technology. Some games have beneficial applications with patients. Games are entertaining and fun.
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    Negative effects Gameenvironments are often based on plots of violence, aggression and gender favoritism. Over-dependence on video games could foster social isolation, as they are often played alone. Many games only offer an arena of weapons, killings, kicking, stabbing and shooting. Academic achievement may be negatively related to over-all time spent playing video games. Many games do not offer action that requires independent thought or creativity. Games can confuse reality and fantasy. Playing violent video games may be related to aggressive behavior
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    Internet The Internethas a significant potential for providing children and youth with access to educational information, and can be compared with a huge home library. Benefits of the Internet : • Near limitless information resource • High degree of availability and affordability in most communities in the western world • An asset for research or homework • A communication tool for teachers and university professors with their students • Rapid and inexpensive communication via e-mail and video linkage • Access by the disabled to much that may otherwise be unavailable: • Through technology that makes computer use possible
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    Adverse effects: Underage children may accidentally or by design access pornographic sites Predators have access to minors through unsupervised use of chat rooms and e-mail Loss of inhibitions normally experienced when face-to-face, promoting sexual exchanges and promiscuity On-line gambling Potential for plagiarism in school work Promotion of hatred or violence through Web sites targeting a specific group, such as women, homosexuals, and religious or ethnic groups Violence through video games, song lyrics and on-line bullying, access to hazardous materials or information on making weapons.
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    Alcohols and drugsMessages about tobacco and alcohol are everywhere in media. Teens who see a lot of ads for beer, wine, liquor, and cigarettes admit that it influences them to want to drink and smoke the three most advertised cigarette brands are also the most popular ones smoked by teens.
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    Suggestions Do encourageeach other Be practical Take help from Quran and sunnah Distribution of ideologies in the youth Do have patience to face the difficulties Do hate the deed not the character himself Prove and cash your skill Right man over the right place Youth should be clear about their future Be at arm length from the bad company! Do not make your parent as a role model for you
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    Suggestions Cont… Howwe can stand against western culture! Do not break the statue of mud but the statue of mind! Do not walk in parallel with any and ideology first think! What is our today responsibility Problem should be solved form the very first day! So don’t delay Do ask question! Build-up confidence Courageous
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    THANK FOR YOURCONSIDERATION! QUESTION………..?
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