Reintegration into Family Life for Military Veterans with Parents ang Young Children

Early Childhood Education Class
Topic: Discuss the problems of reintegration into family life for military veterans especially those who are parents and have young children.
Step #1: Read the PDF article titled “Returning home: What we know about the reintegration of deployed service members into their families and communities” by Lydia I. Marek, W. Glenn Hollingsworth, Carissa D’Aniello, Kathleen O’Rourke, Donna-Jean P. Brock, Lyn Moore, John L. Butler VI, Jing Zhang, and Bradford Wiles.
Step #2: Read the PDF File titled “Honoring Our Babies and Toddlers: How to support young children affected by their Veteran family’s transition to civilian life, injury, or parental death.
Step #3: Read the PDF File article titled Transition from the Military into Civilian Life: An Exploration of Cultural Competence by Linda Cooper, Nick Caddick, Lauren Godier, Alex Cooper, and Matt Fossey
Step #4: Now based on what you read in the three PDF files now answer the following two questions below:
Question #1: Discuss the problems of reintegration into family life in the United States. For example, discuss the problems of reintegration into family life for military veterans especially those who are parents and have young children.
Note: Remember Reintegration is one of stages of the military deployment cycle. The first stage is pre-deployment, the second stage is deployment, and the third stage is post-deployment also known as reintegration. The reintegration stage is characterized by the service member’s reentry into his or her daily life as experienced prior to deployment, or into a new civilian life, including the domains of work, family, and personal experiences.
Question #2: “The transition from warrior to parent takes time.” Explain what do you think this means for military parents returning back home as they transition from military duty back into civilian life and resume their parental roles with their children.
Assignment Guidelines:
• Must be a minimum of 275 words.
* Must be in Times New Roman Font Size 12 with 1-inch margins all around.
• Consider writing a paragraph for each question you respond to.
• Make sure your paragraphs have a minimum of 5 sentences.
• Must be in APA 7 format
• Must have at a minimum of two APA citations and at least one citation for each question. For example, in this case your citations must come from the PDF’s you read. You can cite two of the PDF’s, or all three PDF’s but just make sure cite them properly in your responses.
• Must have a reference page. You must have at least two references which in this case must be the PDF’s that you read. If you use two of the PDF’s or if you use all three of the PDF’s in your responses, then make sure to cite them properly.
Notes to the Essay Writer:
* In the order form I uploaded the PDF file titled “Returning home: What we know about the reintegration of deployed service members into their families and communities” by Lydia I. Marek, W. Glenn Hollingsworth, Carissa D’Aniello, Kathleen O’Rourke, Donna-Jean P. Brock, Lyn Moore, John L. Butler VI, Jing Zhang, and Bradford Wiles.
* Also, in the order form I uploaded the PDF File titled “Honoring Our Babies and Toddlers: How to support young children affected by their Veteran family’s transition to civilian life, injury, or parental death.
* Lastly, I uploaded the PDF File article titled Transition from the Military into Civilian Life: An Exploration of Cultural Competence by Linda Cooper, Nick Caddick, Lauren Godier, Alex Cooper, and Matt Fossey “Returning home: What we know about the reintegration of deployed service members into their families and communities” by Lydia I. Marek, W. Glenn Hollingsworth, Carissa D’Aniello, Kathleen O’Rourke, Donna-Jean P. Brock, Lyn Moore, John L. Butler VI, Jing Zhang, and Bradford Wiles.
Thank You for your time.