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次に分からない語彙を調べて、各センテンスの意味を把握すること。
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速読力をつけるにはこの文章を何度も音読してください。目安は３０回。少なくとも１０回は音読しましょう。情景を思い浮かべながら音読すると皆さんの速度力は見違えるものに！
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Reforming Prisons: A Pathway to Rehabilitation and Reintegration
In our modern society, there is a growing conversation about changing the way prisons work. Many people believe we should move away from the old idea of punishing criminals and focus more on helping them become better members of society. This shift in thinking emphasizes not just punishing people but also helping them reintegrate into society as law-abiding and useful citizens.
A key part of changing the prison system is improving rehabilitation programs. These programs work on dealing with the reasons people commit crimes . They provide educational opportunities, job training, and mental health support in prisons. The goal is to give inmates the skills and knowledge they need to successfully return to society after serving their sentences.
Another important idea in prison reform is the holistic approach. This means looking at all aspects of a person's life, including their mental health, social connections, and education. Successful rehabilitation is not just about serving time but also fixing underlying issues , helping personal development, and teaching inmates to be responsible. When we talk about punishment in prison reform, we recognize that while it's necessary, it might not be enough to stop people from committing crimes again. Instead, we're moving toward a balanced approach that combines punishment with rehabilitation efforts. This aims to lower the chances of repeat offenses and help people fit back into society.
Reform efforts are also considering alternatives to putting people in prison for minor offenses. This includes community service, rehabilitation programs, or electronic monitoring. These options give individuals a second chance to make up for their mistakes without completely removing them from society.
We must not forget about helping people after they leave prison. Successful reintegration needs ongoing support, like access to jobs, help finding a place to live, and mental health services. These support systems are crucial in preventing ex-offenders from going back to a life of crime. Changing prisons is not just about punishing; it's a comprehensive approach to transforming individuals and society. By focusing on rehabilitation, taking holistic approaches, rethinking punishment, considering alternatives to prison, and providing post-release support, we can create environments that encourage redemption, rehabilitation, and reintegration, leading to safer communities and a fairer society.