How To Write A Worldview Essay

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Introduction. Worldview is how I individual interpret the world around me. The problem in my community is crime and it has an impact on education in South Africa. Crime has the high rate in South Africa and it is within my community that include murder, rape, shoplifting, robbery and most of all house breaking and this issue contribute to the fall in pass rate in South Africa. There has always been crime, and there will always be crime as long as the causes of these crimes are not dealt with in a suitable/sustained manner. In preventing these causes, much of the crime that exists today can be stopped before it starts.IN my assay I am going to my own world view on how to change the problem. I am also going to discuss the other worldview and …show more content…

This view believes that the law should take place when crime is committed (criminal justice) and it would approach it in a form of judging in the court of law. It believes in criminology. These views believe in criminology meaning anyone who commit a crime should be punish. It implemented education inside the prison so that a person can serve his or her sentence, thereafter when finishing the sentence he is released then she can find a job. From a criminological perspective one can argue that a society that conveys values and stresses awareness of other people will most probably be a low crime society. Or to take the perspective in reverse and focus on the individual level: inner-directed individuals, with little self-control who live in compliant cultures, will more easily engage in criminal acts than self-controlled and other-directed individuals living in stricter cultures (Leonardsen, …show more content…

This worldview will approach crime in many wise ways. Original methods of crime resolution include traditional quarrel resolution, peace-making, and outdated mediation, described only by the language of the group community. All these refer to the methods of resolving problems and to the methods of restorative and reparative justice. The out-dated way of dealing with crime is to teach young group of leaners that they should not take what does not belong to you, and you shall ask if they want something for example money. Divine explanations for crime were rooted in people’s religious beliefs and delusions. The guilt or innocence of a crime, like victory or defeat in battles or disputes, was believed to be decided by divine intervention. Criminologists have their usually marked the beginning of the discipline of criminology with the establishment of the classical school of criminology, which implications that people rationally choose to commit criminal

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