Skip to main navigation menu Skip to main content Skip to site footer

Vol. 12 No. 1 (2022)
The Challenges of Domestic Violence and Poor Academic Results

Articles

The Challenges of Domestic Violence and Poor Academic Results

Published 2022-07-29

  • Social Studies

Abstract

Children from slum areas, who witness violence between their parents on top of other social challenges, are exposed to the aftermath of domestic violence such as anxiety, depression, poor academic performance, low self–esteem, disobedience, nightmares and physical health deterioration all of which may negatively impinge on their academic performance and school participation

E. Fisher: Assaulted Women: Maxillofacial Injuries in Rape and Domestic Violence M.I. Tulloch: Attitudes to Domestic Violence: School Students‘ Responses to a Television Drama T. Randall: ACOG Renews Domestic Violence Campaign, Calls for Changes in Medical School Curricula J. Afolayan: Consequences of Domestic Violence on Elementary School Education J. Schoonmaker: Domestic Violence in the Medical School Curriculum N.J. Baker: Strategic Footholds for Medical Education About Domestic Violence