How the lack and changes of education caused and effected children into having bad habits such as: joining gangs, doing drugs, and committing other more crimes?

LACK OF EDUCATION AND CHILDREN IN CRIME
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This paper talks about the correlation between lack of education and crime in juveniles and children. Though there may be numerous reasons for why children and minors are pushed into a life of crime, but research shows that a lack of education is among the primary. In fact, most juvenile inmates incarcerated in prisons have, for sure, some sort of poor academic record, and a history of suspension and expulsion.
The paper looks into the reasons of high rates of suspension and expulsion in the country, how they are aided by unjust policies, and how, in turn, they aide the rise of crime in juveniles. The state of education in prions has also been discussed. Additionally, recommendations have been made for improving the criminal justice and public education system to deter crime in youths.
Keywords: public education, crime, juvenile delinquents, lack of education, prisons
Introduction
In the recent years, there has been a boom in what is said to be a new class of criminals: juvenile delinquents, or minors who commit crimes. There have been numerous researches conducted on the mechanics of the how and they why of children’s involvement in crime, but the suggestions always seem to fall short of reality.
There are numerous reasons why children are pushed into crime: financial need, born into an abusive household, and bad company. However, there is one factor that has been given less importance…