Reflection

1. I have learned so much from this topic. Because of my personal 1st hand experience with child abuse both physical and sexual, I can understand both views from a child's' views and a(n) adults view. All of my post came out great. 

I was very pleasantly suprized at the great amount of information there was on this topic to talk about. The only thing i found that was semi-difficult was my choice on research questions. I had so many different views on abuse and so many different things i wanted to find out, but finally decided on one choice.

If i do ever do this kind of project i would most defiantly change the type of formate i write in because this a certain amount of attention people need to be grabbed with in a blog and I'm not sure that was there for me, well I'm hopping there was some typer of grabbing information. ha-ha. :) 

I would have changes my research question by adding more descriptive details to it to grab attention. I would have changed my survey questions by focusing on one main vocal point, so people didn't get confused.

2. This research has helped me realize that I'm not in my own little bubble that there are other people out there for me and they really want to help me as much as they can. I get confused sometimes because, people can appear fake but really be trying to help you out.

I'm a very guarded person so its even harder for me. I learned that there all people all over the world,every different age,gender,race religion, that are getting abused everyday and they have no way of being helped.

I learned that this is a very difficult subject for teens because they are the most likely age group to argue with others due to there developing brain. They have a more rebellious lifestyle than developed adults. they are very scared of people older and with more authority than them so they don't know who to trust at times.I learned that teens have a hard time with everything, but most of all family.