Parental Incarceration: Personal Accounts and Developmental Impact, Authors Denise Johnston and Megan Sullivan, 2016

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INSTRUCTIONS NOT FOLLOWED:Mini debate: Programs and services should not be desgined specifically for COIP but rather improved for all children "at risk"
Do you agree or disagree.

Student will complete 1-2 page paper defending your opinion on the issue with 3-5 arguments and respective citation.

graded as follow:

arguments was stated correctly and was clear and relevant
argument included information from class discussion
argument included related and appropiate research/reference citations

SOURCES:Where Do You Stand?
Mini Debate # 5
• Programs and services should not be
designed specifically for COIP but rather
improved for all children “at risk.”
AGREE DISAGREE
(Wakefield and Wildeman) ( Johnston and Sullivan)

Sources can be obtained from 2 books:

Children oif the Prison Boom: Mass incarceration and the Future of American Inquality. Sara Wakefield and ChristopherWildeman, 2014

Parental Incarceration: Personal Accounts and Developmental Impact, Authors Denise Johnston and Megan Sullivan, 2016

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