The document discusses two TEDx presentations on juvenile justice, highlighting the importance of parental involvement and mentorship in preventing juvenile delinquency. Byron Williams emphasizes the need for accountability and the dangers of negative influences, while Ronnie Lillard points out the correlation between poverty and increased incarceration rates, advocating for better education and emotional stability for youth. Both speakers propose solutions focused on proactive engagement and support for at-risk children.
The document discusses two TEDx presentations on juvenile justice, highlighting the importance of parental involvement and mentorship in preventing juvenile delinquency. Byron Williams emphasizes the need for accountability and the dangers of negative influences, while Ronnie Lillard points out the correlation between poverty and increased incarceration rates, advocating for better education and emotional stability for youth. Both speakers propose solutions focused on proactive engagement and support for at-risk children.
The document discusses two TEDx presentations on juvenile justice, highlighting the importance of parental involvement and mentorship in preventing juvenile delinquency. Byron Williams emphasizes the need for accountability and the dangers of negative influences, while Ronnie Lillard points out the correlation between poverty and increased incarceration rates, advocating for better education and emotional stability for youth. Both speakers propose solutions focused on proactive engagement and support for at-risk children.
The document discusses two TEDx presentations on juvenile justice, highlighting the importance of parental involvement and mentorship in preventing juvenile delinquency. Byron Williams emphasizes the need for accountability and the dangers of negative influences, while Ronnie Lillard points out the correlation between poverty and increased incarceration rates, advocating for better education and emotional stability for youth. Both speakers propose solutions focused on proactive engagement and support for at-risk children.
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Juvenile Justice TED X
Answer the following questions for each video regarding possible reforms to the Juvenile Justice System.
Video 1
The Making of a Juvenile Delinquent | Byron Williams
https://youtu.be/JWrJTt1I2WQ?si=VwJxe_0EdXhK1Iua
1. What are some key points made by this speaker?
Be careful of the company you keep because it could cause problems or things that are bad for people.
2. How does the speaker feel we are doing as a society in dealing with juvenile crime?
He feels like the parents need to do at least a better job to prevent the teens or kids from doing dangerous activities and nothing that is very dangerous.
3. Does the speaker feel there is a solution to the problem? Give evidence why or why not.
He thinks there is a solution to prevent the problem. Parents should educate their children to do better and check on them to make sure they are doing the right thing.
4. Identify something the speaker presented that you did not know.
I think that something would be like toxic teens and like how social media could lead to shootings and things like that.
5 Summarize the main point of the speaker’s presentation.
No matter what it is try not to get yourself in trouble, be accountability,
Video 2 A More Effective Juvenile Justice System | Ronnie Lillard | https://youtu.be/3B542_qobFw
1. What are some key points made by this speaker?
2. How does the speaker feel we are doing as a society in dealing with juvenile crime?
That they are unutualized because they are widespread and there are greater incarceration rates because of poverty
3. Does the speaker feel there is a solution to the problem? Give evidence why or why not.
Yes he thinks that there are solutions. He thinks that the juvenile people should train more mentors to teach teens or juveniles not to do crimes or dangerous things. Accountability, ambition, he should avoid risks and do better thins like emotionally stable. Self selficient.
4. Identify something the speaker presented that you did not know.
That incarceration rates increase on families with poverty.
5. Summarize the main point of the speaker’s presentation.
The main point was to find better ways to educate your child and not do crazy things because it could lead to suicide or crime rates on juvenile activities
