When children grow up in an environment where they are constantly exposed to violence and trauma, they develop stress hormones that can affect their abilities to perform daily tasks and build basic social skills. Poverty takes control over a child’s life and limits what …show more content…
Behavior exhibited by students at school can be labeled as “not pulling their load” or not “doing their part” These emotions and characteristics are taught not hardwired into your system. When you are raised in a home where these traits aren’t always apparent, it can be hard to develop them. The way the children act in school can affect how they are treated. Their social lives will be damaged and it will become very difficult to make friends. Teachers may also think that student just doesn’t care and that they are only there to make their jobs harder. Many times the illnesses that the children hold can affect their socialization skills and how they present themselves to people. Although this is a valid cause, children's mental health can affect much more than their behavior at school. This damages every aspect of their lives rather than just one.
Poverty is a way of life for some children, it represents the way they see themselves and how they are viewed by