Examples of Social Maladjustment in a sentence
Social Maladjustment (SM) - means a consistent inability to conform to the standards for behavior established by the school.
If a student is determined to exhibit the behaviors associated with Social Maladjustment but does not meet the eligibility criteria as a student with an Emotional Disturbance, professional staff should consider general education supports to assist the student.
Social Maladjustment is regularly defined by the courts as “a persistent pattern of violating social norms” with lots of truancy, substance abuse, a perpetual struggle with authority, as well as a tendency to be easily frustrated, impulsive and manipulating.
Note about Social Maladjustment: A student who is socially maladjusted without one or more of the criteria listed above should not be considered to have an emotional disturbance.
Moreover, as part of the Government Programme for the Prevention of Social Maladjustment and Child and Youth Delinquency, a series of training was organised for social assistance employees in the scope of working with neglected children.
Anticipatory, preventive, interventional and resocialisation actions under the Programme for Prevention of Social Maladjustment and Child and Youth Delinquency were strengthened by the Ministry of National Education by way of actions aimed at providing support under the governmental programme for the years 2008-2013 titled “Safe and friendly school” which was adopted on 19 August 2008 by the Resolution of the Council of Ministers No. 172/2008.
Further, the other costs disallowed, i.e., Rs.23.82 crores (Apron Area) and Rs.37.50 crores (Rehabilitation of Runway 10-28) are directly attributable to aeronautical assets.
Representatives of non-governmental organisations participated as an advisory body in the works on the Programme for Prevention of Social Maladjustment and Child and Youth Delinquency which contains proposals for tasks to be implemented by non- governmental organisations.
The Resistance Scale was validated with MMPI Ego Strength (ES), Social Responsibility (RE), Social Maladjustment (SOC), Social Alienation (PD4), Social Alienation (SCIA), Authority Conflict (AUT) and Suspiciousness (TSC-III).
The Minister of Labour and Social Policy had at its disposal financial resources in the amount of PLN 2 081 000 to be allocated for the tasks arising from the Programme for Prevention of Social Maladjustment and Child and Youth Delinquency.