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Erooga, Marcus. Wiley Child Protection & Policy Series : Creating Safer Organisations : Practical Steps to Prevent the Abuse of Children by Those Working With Them (1). Hoboken, GB: Wiley, 2012. ProQuest ebrary. Web. 6 November 2016.
Summary Paragraph: This book describes the child sexual abuse in different areas and the "practical steps" to end these child sexual abuse. According to this book, the it has been reported that the child sexual abuse in schools in the United State is approximately 10 times higher than that of the United Kingdom. Therefore, it is important to make our children secure whether it is in school or in house.
Usefulness paragraph: This book by Marcus included the behavior of person who sexually abused children, the prevention measures for the sexually abused children, and measures in order to remove child sexual abuse from schools or even from society. This type of information will be important for my paper. …show more content…

Lending My Voice Outloud: The Sexual Abuse of Students with Disabilities in American School Settings, Hofstra University, Ann Arbor, 2012.
Summary paragraph: Schools, which is considered as the second safe place for the children than home, but in fact our children are also not safe there. In the schools, there is also the same risk of sexual assault among children by their seniors, by their teachers and by the other staff members' of the school. From this research, it is clear that more than one fifth of the cases of child sexual abuse were recorded from schools. However, only the few story of sexual assault were revealed in public while the other remain unrevealed inside the victim and the abuser.
Usefulness paragraph: This research paper have many chapters that are related to my topic, which will be useful for me in my final paper. This paper contain the "data collection and statistical analysis" that will be more valuable to me to support my claim regarding child sexual abuse in

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