SOCIAL PROBLEM

NABIL FIKRI BIN CHUMI

 SKIP SCHOOL

PROMISCUITY
SP DRUGS
ABUSE

BULLY
 WHAT IS SOCIAL PROBLEM?
• “It is often defined as a condition which many
people consider undesirable and wish to
correct.” – Horton and Leslie
• “Any difficulty of misbehavior of a fairly large
number of persons which we wish to remove
or correct.“ – L.K. Frank
CAUSE OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
• Have bad • Friends tend to
rapport with ask doing bad
parents and things
siblings

Wrong
Family issues
friends

Inappropriate
Misused of
used of
SocMed
internet
 SKIP SCHOOL
• Early sign of facing a • Effects on individuals
problem. – School drop out
– Loss interest in pursuing – Can’t catch up with
dreams lessons.
• Possible drives:
– Emotional distress
– Institution of family are
not well.
INHALANT CONSUMPTION/ DRUGS
ABUSE
EFFECTS
slurred or distorted speech
lack of coordination (control of
body movement)
brain damage (from cut-off oxygen flow
to the brain)
Loss of friends
Developed harmful behaviour
 BULLY
• VERBAL • Why bullying others?
– Say things that might – Want to have the
effect the person feelings of inferiority
emotionally – Feels challenged by the
• PHYSICAL bullied individuals.
– Hit, punch, or any
harmful physical contact
• CYBER BULLYING
 PROMISCUITY
• Curious on trying new Effects
Transfer of sexual diseased
things
Loss of opportunity to get good
– Does not aware on the education
consequences
• Attention deficit
• Leads to baby dumping
ISSUES CHALLENGES FACED BY TEACHERS

Skip school

Drugs abuse

Bully

Alcoholic
addiction

Promiscuity
 EFFECTS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
• Loss of facility
– Cost more money for maintenance. (Khairy, 2017)
• Government’s aspiration can’t be achieved.
– Lack of future’s possible leader (Khairy, 2017)
• having “dirty” minds, become disrespectful
and dangerous and tarnish the good name of
their families. (NST, 2015)
 HOW TO OVERCOME?
• Implementation of social work.
– Professional activity in helping individual, groups
or community.
– Create a conducive environment.
• Perform counselling sessions
– Individuals and groups
• Outreach programmes (Community Tool Box,
n.d.)
– Build trust and relationships
– Get the word out in a non-stigmatizing manner