In england..some people skip school to form gangs/street gangs what exactly are these gangs. What is the point in these gangs and what do they do exactly? what d the children talk about/do? what becmes of these children? Do they ever talk to/be friends with normal people/people doing well in school?what do they do for jobs usually when they grow up/turn 16?Please can anyone gve me a general answer? What are the backgrouds of these children like? do you get and coming from large houses and normal parents ever?..or do they all come from small rough houses etc...?
How many YEARS do people PLAY TRUANT for (e.g. is it ever for all the 5 years of which should have been spent in high school?) also how much schoo n geeral d truants miss e.g. is it months at a time....or is it missing school on -and-off e.g. once or twice a week? do they ever get away with regularly truanting for years and years?
what jobs do they ussually get in general? e.g. shops? etc...? or what? please be honest
Even though they don’t go to school…they obviously know some things …what sort of things do they know about exactly and where do they learn these things from? Ca anyone give me a bullet point list of things they might kow about and then tell me how they would have learnt about this?
Also …how do truants trant i.e. do they go into school for half a day then walk out? Or do they just not turn up at all?
What do their parents think/say abut them joining gangs? Or don’t they care? Where do truants hang around? How do they learn things like what a job is, how to write a CV, how the world works is they don’t go to school? How do they learn how to get jobs if they are not told by school? Can anyone tell me about the lives of school truants IN ENGLAND ONLY/UK and what gangs/street gangs are/about street gangs/gangs and what they do?
2007-03-14 08:12:09 · 3 answers · asked by lost_lost_lost_soul 1 in Education & Reference ➔ Primary & Secondary Education
i actually know someone who dropped out of like 8th grade which i thought was impossible in the modern world. He can't read, was homeless for a long time, generally not a good person. I think he was alone untill he found our little conclave of misfits in NY. He went on to be an unsuccessful pot dealer, and now mooches off of fat chicks, i don't know how he spends his time in thier house these days. He's lost his drug connections and doesn't have the capital to buy pounds.
Gangs in general do a bit of everything and nothing. Minor crimes, theft, soda machines, parking meters. Come across some of that or some of this and sell it. It's not really a profitable life, you don't get enough to live a normal life, your lucky to afford a nice dinner, probably happy to get a slice of pizza, or an egg roll.
There may be more sophisticated gangs, some individuals involve themselves in stealing cars or armed robbery.
The idea of a gang is a loose thing too. Most 'gangs' aren't really gangs, they're just a group of underprivillaged kids living thier lives. Rob things cause they need the money, it's not a chosen job and not a steady gig. Comes and goes, 20 yrs later after you left it all might be like "i need to pay the rent" and you gotta do what you gotta do, you remember how the drill works, and Johnny still buys cars no questions asked. .
2007-03-14 08:18:08 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
Batting=Shocking Bowling=Shocking Effort=None Belief=None. They have got sub-par players such as Gareth Batty (like, how did he get a game)? They are getting rid of hopeless players (Panesar, Giles, Harmison) but replacing them with players that are worse or just slightly more effective. Gareth Batty would be a reasonable spinner if he was eligible for Bangladesh. Even he probably would not make the team. Same as Giles and Panesar. They lacked the world class spinner for far too long. Adrian Mascarenhas is an okay bowler, but, his batting is at a nice, fast rate. So I think he can be a good ODI Player in years to come. Considering Stuart Broad's age he is going along pretty well. He might be a really good bowler by 2012-2013. They just need to groom him. Looking at the batting, the sun does not shine much brighter. Looking at the stats, the only good batsmen are Pietersen (Mr. Ego, but I like his batting), Paul Collingwood (nervous though) and Andrew Strauss. They have been chopping and changing. I would keep the side the same and then you will notice once they gel you will probably find that they will start play exciting, winning cricket.
2016-03-28 23:05:15 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
the parents get fined
2007-03-14 08:15:24 · answer #3 · answered by M 5 · 0⤊ 0⤋