The Team of Emotional Abuse by Emel SEVER

LEADER TEACHERS

screamchildren21yy — 2021-04-11 21:21:23 UTC

SHARAFAT BAYRAMOV

EMEL SEVER

AYDAN AKIN

Azra/Seval Teacher Doğukent Secondary

2021-04-18 18:50:02 UTC

Three-quarters of children between the ages of 2 and 4, or 300 million children in the world, are subjected to psychological assault and / or physical punishment by caregivers in their homes;
In 30 countries with accessible data, approximately 6 out of 10 children 1 year old regularly face violent disciplinary measures. Almost a quarter of 1 year old children are physically shaken as punishment, and one in 10 children receive blows to the face, head or ears.
Globally, one in four children under the age of five, or 177 million children, live with mothers who have been subjected to violence by their spouse / partner.

Azra/Seval Teacher Doğukent Secondary

2021-04-18 18:54:41 UTC

Children in many age groups around the world are exposed to emotional violence 6 out of 10every day, which means they can play with their futures.

Bilge/Emel teacher/Gulser Mehmet Bolluk Anatolian High School

2021-04-19 07:15:37 UTC

Globally, it is estimated that up to 1 billion children aged 2–17 years, have experienced physical, sexual, or emotional violence or neglect in the past year(2019). Nearly 3 in 4 children - or 300 million children - aged 2–4 years regularly suffer physical punishment and/or psychological violence at the hands of parents and caregivers.

Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL

2021-04-19 20:32:02 UTC

Over time, emotional abuse and neglect can have serious long term effects on a child's social, emotional and physical health and development. This includes:
Emotional abuse can change how a child behaves, such as:

1) wanting attention or becoming clingy
2) developing risky behaviour, like stealing, bullying or running away
3) acking confidence or causing anger problems
4) finding it difficult to make and maintain healthy relationships later in life
5) mental health problems; including depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts
6)self-harm

zenan(oya seçil aktaş)

2021-04-20 12:07:25 UTC

Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL

2021-04-21 09:33:51 UTC

Z.ERDOĞAN( ALPAY GÜLER )

2021-04-21 11:01:32 UTC

Emotional Abuse

One of the most common types of abuse in daily life is emotional abuse. ^[25] Emotional abuse is the situation in which children and adolescents are subjected to attitudes and behaviors that affect them or are deprived of the care, love and care they need, in accordance with social and cognitive standards. ^[26] Instead of emotional abuse, concepts such as psychological abuse, emotional abuse, mental abuse, and verbal abuse are also used in the sources. ^[27]

Emotional abuse; It is the denial of showing interest / affection, humiliation, constant criticism, jealousy, rejection, and the denial of the victim's right to be affected. ^[28] This can sometimes be purely verbal, and it can be implied to the child that he is constantly hated, ugly, unloved, stupid, or burdened with the family. ^[29]

Behaviors that cause emotional abuse are mostly shown by adults in the child and adolescent's immediate environment. These behaviors are listed as follows: 1. Rejection, 2. Humiliation, 3. Alone, isolation, separation, 4. Intimidation, intimidation, threatening, 5. Criminalization, 6. Not meeting their emotional needs. In addition, "frequent criticism", "anticipation of responsibility over the age of children and adolescents", "discrimination among siblings", "disregard, disregard, humiliation", "sarcasm", "nicknames", "excessive pressure and authority. Can be listed among the main adult and parental behaviors that create emotional crush. ^[30]

Effects of Emotional Abuse

The view that psychological maltreatment leads to negative developmental and behavioral consequences in children is shared by many researchers. The most frequently cited effects are psychological characteristics such as aggression, introversion, depression, emotional maladjustment, anti-social behavior and anxious attachment. In addition, anxiety, insomnia, neurotic symptoms, various psychosomatic disorders or more severe mental reactions have been observed in children subjected to psychological maltreatment. ^[31]

In children who are exposed to such behaviors of adults, situations such as distancing from the family, being nervous, developing a dependent personality, developing feelings of worthlessness, and engaging in incompatible and aggressive behaviors may occur. ^[32]

Especially emotional scars heal later than bodily wounds. ^{[33] The} effects may continue as children who are exposed to emotional abuse reach adulthood. ^{[34] The} long-term effects of emotional abuse allow psychiatrists and psychologists to define it even after many years. ^[35] Emotional abuse caused by approaches such as the constant criticism and humiliation of the child, having wishes and expectations beyond their abilities, being approached with excessive anger or aggressive attitudes, being intimidated, excessive restriction of their behavior or being overly tolerant causes negative mental symptoms in the child for a lifetime. . ^[36] Being insulted, humiliated, ridiculed or excessively criticized does not leave a forgotten effect on a person, as it is thought. On the contrary, studies show that exposure to such verbal treatment has a long-lasting effect, as does physical and sexual abuse. Children and adolescents react to verbal assault with feelings of embarrassment, guilt, worthlessness, anger and inadequacy and vividly remember the memories of the attack even after years. ^[37] Difficulty in establishing a relationship and inability to continue the relationship, frequent job changes, unhappiness, depression, suicide attempts, alcohol or substance use are among the possible consequences of emotional abuse. ^[38] Emotional abuse doesn't necessarily have bad consequences for every child. ^[39]

Emotional abuse occurs at all levels of society. However, it has been determined that it is more common and more common in families living in isolation from society. The common characteristic of abusive families is that the abuse continues from generation to generation. ^{[40] The} parent who abused the child is usually a person who was abused in his childhood. ^[41] Like their own children, these abusive parents spent their childhood with the image of being worthless, loveless, and bad people. They are people who grew up in completely insecure, unforgiving environments where there is no love, joy or emotion. ^[42] Inadequate parenting, which causes children to feel physically and mentally inadequate at younger ages, emerges as one of the biggest factors in children's failure in life. ^[43]

Negative and insufficient emotional communication within the family also has a negative effect on the child's skills and intelligence. ^[44] Such children who do not feel safe and who have feelings of being unwanted and unloved do not develop a healthy personality, and their success at school decreases. ^[45]

Children who have been abused and deprived of many things grow up as people who are unable to take advantage of the opportunities offered to them, have difficulty in making friendships, and who refrain from expressing even their own ideas, even if they leave the home environment. ^[46]

It has been observed that the child's exposure to family abuse plays a role in most of the short stature for which no organic reason can be found. ^{[47] When} removed from the environment of abuse, growth hormone secretion increases and height increases in the child. ^{[48] It} seems that emotional abuse can cause growth retardation and even psychosocial short stature.

Damlanur - Emel Teacher / Gülser-Mehmet Bolluk Anatolian High School

2021-04-21 11:46:09 UTC

What is emotional violence?
Psychological violence (also known as psychological abuse, emotional violence, or emotional abuse) is a form of aggression in which the perpetrator pressures the victim to emotionally intimidate and humiliate, sanction or punish him from society.

How emotional violence arises?
 Emotional violence occurs in the form of excessive criticism, threatening, humiliating, insulting, embarrassing, not communicating at all, emotionally neglecting, lying, belittling, ignoring.

What Are the Types of Emotional Violence?
Humiliation,
Trial,
Making fun of
Excessive Criticism,
Insulting,
Blame,
Nicknames,
Punishment,
Threatening,
Embarrassment,
Do not command,
Do not swear,
Anger,
Do not lie,
Manipulation.

What are the consequences of emotional violence? 
Over time, exposure to emotional abuse can lead to anxiety, i.e. anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, lack of sexual desire, sexual pain, chronic pain, or other physical symptoms.

Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-21 18:04:44 UTC

What is Emotional Abuse ?
Emotional abuse is any type of abuse that involves the continual emotional mistreatment of a child . It's sometimes called physchological abuse . Emotional abuse is particulary damaging to a child's self-esteem and emotional wellbeing .

Types of Emotional Abuse
Typically , repeated incidents of abuse build up over time and cause lasting effects upon a child's development and wellbeing . However a single incident can cause serious harm as wel l.
Some examples of emotional abuse include:
—Continually ignoring or rejecting a child .
—Exposing a child to domestic violence .
—Constantly criticising , humiliating or blaming a child .
—Constantly swearing , yelling or screaming at a child .
—Bullying , teasing , insulting or belittling a child .

Impacts of Emotional Abuse
—Difficulty regulating emotions .
—Suicidal thoughts or attempts .
—Behavioural problems or disordes.
—Destructive , aggressive or anti-social behaviours .
—Difficulty expressing themselves .

Elif -Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-21 18:54:19 UTC

Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-21 19:09:38 UTC

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-04-22 05:47:09 UTC

According to the researches, it has been learned that emotional violence against children has increased in the last 20 years. Emotional violence against children has increased by 40%.

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-04-22 06:06:56 UTC

domestic violence
While 52% of the children who witnessed had behavioral problems, 39% had adaptation problems to school.
25% started to abuse, 60% at home
He stated that he was responsible for the crimes.

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-04-22 06:15:46 UTC

an average of 8 million children occurring at home each year
witnessed violence, domestic violence
89% even though they don't make it feel
Experienced, not subjected to violence
45% of children under the age of 12 have been reported at home.

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER

2021-04-22 06:27:28 UTC

Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-22 15:54:58 UTC

ELÇİN (CENNET EROL)-Gülser Mehmet Bolluk Anatolian High School

2021-04-22 18:19:40 UTC

When children are exposed to this kind of emotional violence, they feel unloved, worthless, and their self-esteem decreases. In addition, children who have been subjected to emotional abuse have difficulty in establishing healthy relationships with their peers or adults.
What are the Symptoms Indicating Emotional Abuse in Children?
-Fear of parents
-Saying they hate parents
-Talking bad about themselves (I'm stupid)

-Being emotionally immature compared to their peers
-Instant change in speech (e.g. stuttering)
-Instant change in behavior (decrease in academic achievement, tics, wetting, stealing, eating & sleeping patterns, etc.)

2021-04-23 09:02:57 UTC

İrem / Eda Kılıç Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

2021-04-23 09:04:55 UTC

İrem/Eda Kılıç Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School

Canser-Aydan Akın- Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-23 12:18:12 UTC

2021-04-23 12:56:27 UTC

Alper-Aydan Akın-Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

Canser-Aydan Akın- Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-23 12:59:14 UTC

Around 1 billion children between the ages of 2 and 17 are exposed to emotional abuse in 2019 in our world. 3 out of 4 children between the ages of 2 and 4 are subjected to emotional abuse by their parents.

Alper-Aydan Akın-Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-23 13:35:42 UTC

440 children from 49 primary schools were interviewed. According to the results of the research percentage of children who suffered emotional violence in Turkey it was reported as 67.9%

Utkan-Eda Kılıç/Ahmet Kabaki Science High School

2021-04-23 19:07:24 UTC

Globally, it is estimated that up to 1 billion children aged 2–17 years, have experienced physical, sexual, or emotional violence or neglect in the past year (World Healt Organization)

Răzvan ( Larisa Ciurea)

ciurealara — 2021-04-23 19:57:36 UTC

Emotional abuse is to control person by using emotions to criticize, embarrass, shame, blame, or manipulate another person;
Emotional abuse is one of hardest forms of abuse to recognize;
Is can be subtle and insidious or overt and manipulative. Ether way, it chips away at the victim s self esteem and they begin to doubt their perceptions and reality.
Victims of emotional abuse often become victims without knowing it.
Fear, humiliation, low, self- esteem are just some of the immediate effects that should make you think.

Emirhan-Seda Şahin Yavuz(Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School)

2021-04-23 22:06:14 UTC

Violence against women can be experienced not only physically, but also in the form of economic, sexual and emotional violence. Emotional violence occurs in the form of excessive criticism, threatening, humiliating, insulting, embarrassing, not communicating at all, emotionally neglecting, lying, belittling, ignoring.

Rotari Damian/Teacher Ciurea Larisa/ Liceul Teoretic Gaudeamus

screamchildren21yy — 2021-04-24 10:47:11 UTC

Elif Sena-Eda Kılıç/Ahmet Kabaklı Science Hıgh School

screamchildren21yy — 2021-04-24 11:06:17 UTC

Emotional violence causes children to be exposed to negative attitudes by their parents and

It is the inability to meet the needed love and attention. Saying derogatory words,

to give names, to scare, to prevent him from seeing his friends,

Many situations, such as forcing him to do things he does not want to do, leaving him alone, or leading him to crime, enter into emotional violence. Pausing, blocking, in the child who is exposed to emotional violence in the familyBehaviors that cause regression may occur. Inhibit the positive development of the child.

Hitting and behaviors that do not include physical violence are also within the scope of emotional violence. An important situation that should not be forgotten here is the effects of emotional violence,

It is a later recovery from the effects of physical violence.

ismail-aydan akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-24 13:46:10 UTC

Emotional abuse is a common form of abuse that occurs in close relationships. It is also known as psychological abuse, and includes verbal abuse.

Emotional abuse is about one person maintaining power or control over another person. It usually takes place between intimate partners, or comes from a parent to a child. It can also happen in situations such as schools or workplaces (for example, in the case of bullying).

For children, emotional abuse may include:

emotional neglect (not expressing love, not showing affection or not playing with the child)
rejection or hostility towards the child
insulting or humiliating comments made towards the child
inappropriate parenting (such as having excessive expectations of the child, or exposing them to domestic violence.)
not recognising the child as a separate individual (using the child to satisfy a parent’s needs or wishes)
isolating or confining the child, or failing to create opportunities for the child to learn, explore or socialise with others

Emotional abuse can have serious negative effects on the physical and mental health of adults and children.

2021-04-24 14:37:05 UTC

Emotional Abuse One of the most common types of abuse in daily life is emotional abuse. [25] Emotional abuse is the situation in which children and adolescents are subjected to attitudes and behaviors that affect them or are deprived of the care, love and care they need, in accordance with social and cognitive standards. [26] Instead of emotional abuse, concepts such as psychological abuse, emotional abuse, mental abuse, and verbal abuse are also used in the sources. [27] Emotional abuse; It is the denial of showing interest / affection, humiliation, constant criticism, jealousy, rejection, and the denial of the victim's right to be affected. [28] This can sometimes be purely verbal, and it can be implied to the child that he is constantly hated, ugly, unloved, stupid, or burdened with the family. [29] Behaviors that cause emotional abuse are mostly shown by adults in the child and adolescent's immediate environment. These behaviors are listed as follows: 1. Rejection, 2. Humiliation, 3. Alone, isolation, separation, 4. Intimidation, intimidation, threatening, 5. Criminalization, 6. Not meeting their emotional needs. In addition, "frequent criticism", "anticipation of responsibility over the age of children and adolescents", "discrimination among siblings", "disregard, disregard, humiliation", "sarcasm", "nicknames", "excessive pressure and authority. Can be listed among the main adult and parental behaviors that create emotional crush. [30] Effects of Emotional Abuse The view that psychological maltreatment leads to negative developmental and behavioral consequences in children is shared by many researchers. The most frequently cited effects are psychological characteristics such as aggression, introversion, depression, emotional maladjustment, anti-social behavior and anxious attachment. In addition, anxiety, insomnia, neurotic symptoms, various psychosomatic disorders or more severe mental reactions have been observed in children subjected to psychological maltreatment. [31] In children who are exposed to such behaviors of adults, situations such as distancing from the family, being nervous, developing a dependent personality, developing feelings of worthlessness, and engaging in incompatible and aggressive behaviors may occur. [32] Especially emotional scars heal later than bodily wounds. [33] The effects may continue as children who are exposed to emotional abuse reach adulthood. [34] The long-term effects of emotional abuse allow psychiatrists and psychologists to define it even after many years. [35] Emotional abuse caused by approaches such as the constant criticism and humiliation of the child, having wishes and expectations beyond their abilities, being approached with excessive anger or aggressive attitudes, being intimidated, excessive restriction of their behavior or being overly tolerant causes negative mental symptoms in the child for a lifetime. . [36] Being insulted, humiliated, ridiculed or excessively criticized does not leave a forgotten effect on a person, as it is thought. On the contrary, studies show that exposure to such verbal treatment has a long-lasting effect, as does physical and sexual abuse. Children and adolescents react to verbal assault with feelings of embarrassment, guilt, worthlessness, anger and inadequacy and vividly remember the memories of the attack even after years. [37] Difficulty in establishing a relationship and inability to continue the relationship, frequent job changes, unhappiness, depression, suicide attempts, alcohol or substance use are among the possible consequences of emotional abuse. [38] Emotional abuse doesn't necessarily have bad consequences for every child. [39] Emotional abuse occurs at all levels of society. However, it has been determined that it is more common and more common in families living in isolation from society. The common characteristic of abusive families is that the abuse continues from generation to generation. [40] The parent who abused the child is usually a person who was abused in his childhood. [41] Like their own children, these abusive parents spent their childhood with the image of being worthless, loveless, and bad people. They are people who grew up in completely insecure, unforgiving environments where there is no love, joy or emotion. [42] Inadequate parenting, which causes children to feel physically and mentally inadequate at younger ages, emerges as one of the biggest factors in children's failure in life. [43] Negative and insufficient emotional communication within the family also has a negative effect on the child's skills and intelligence. [44] Such children who do not feel safe and who have feelings of being unwanted and unloved do not develop a healthy personality, and their success at school decreases. [45] Children who have been abused and deprived of many things grow up as people who are unable to take advantage of the opportunities offered to them, have difficulty in making friendships, and who refrain from expressing even their own ideas, even if they leave the home environment. [46] It has been observed that the child's exposure to family abuse plays a role in most of the short stature for which no organic reason can be found. [47] When removed from the environment of abuse, growth hormone secretion increases and height increases in the child. [48] It seems that emotional abuse can cause growth retardation and even psychosocial short stature. zenan(oya seçil aktaş) zenan(oya seçil aktaş) Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL Over time, emotional abuse and neglect can have serious long term effects on a child's social, emotional and physical health and development. This includes: Emotional abuse can change how a child behaves, such as: 1) wanting attention or becoming clingy 2) developing risky behaviour, like stealing, bullying or running away 3) acking confidence or causing anger problems 4) finding it difficult to make and maintain healthy relationships later in life 5) mental health problems; including depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts 6)self-harm VISUALS add Rotari Damian/Teacher Ciurea Larisa/ Liceul Teoretic Gaudeamus Rotari Damian/Teacher Ciurea Larisa/ Liceul Teoretic Gaudeamus Alper-Aydan Akın-Has Alper-Aydan Akın-Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Canser-Aydan Akın- Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Canser-Aydan Akın- Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School İrem/Eda Kılıç Ahmet İrem/Eda Kılıç Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School İrem / Eda Kılıç Ahm İrem / Eda Kılıç Ahmet Kabaklı Science High School Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Elif-Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Elif -Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Elif -Aydan Akın /Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL Irmak/Aydan Akın-HASGAL

Taha/Aydan Akın - Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-24 14:37:28 UTC

Impact on Children and Youth

Children and youth who are exposed to domestic violence experience emotional, mental, and social damage that can affect their developmental growth. Some children lose the ability to feel empathy for others. Others feel socially isolated, unable to make friends as easily due to social discomfort or confusion over what is acceptable. In order to respond to the overwhelming issues associated with domestic violence, child welfare professionals need to understand these issues and know how to identify them as well as assess and provide treatment to children and youth affected by domestic violence. This section provides information and resources on the impact that domestic violence has on children and youth as well as resources on how to respond it.

Taha/Aydan Akın - Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-24 14:40:33 UTC

ismail/Aydan Akın - Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-04-24 18:05:45 UTC

Emine/Seda Yavuz-Ahmet Kabaklı Fen Lisesi

2021-04-27 09:11:20 UTC

Types of violence against children

Most violence against children involves at least one of six main types of interpersonal violence that tend to occur at different stages in a child’s development.

Maltreatment (including violent punishment) involves physical, sexual and psychological/emotional violence; and neglect of infants, children and adolescents by parents, caregivers and other authority figures, most often in the home but also in settings such as schools and orphanages.
Bullying (including cyber-bullying) is unwanted aggressive behaviour by another child or group of children who are neither siblings nor in a romantic relationship with the victim. It involves repeated physical, psychological or social harm, and often takes place in schools and other settings where children gather, and online.
Youth violence is concentrated among children and young adults aged 10–29 years, occurs most often in community settings between acquaintances and strangers, includes bullying and physical assault with or without weapons (such as guns and knives), and may involve gang violence.
Intimate partner violence (or domestic violence) involves physical, sexual and emotional violence by an intimate partner or ex-partner. Although males can also be victims, intimate partner violence disproportionately affects females. It commonly occurs against girls within child marriages and early/forced marriages. Among romantically involved but unmarried adolescents it is sometimes called “dating violence”.
Sexual violence includes non-consensual completed or attempted sexual contact and acts of a sexual nature not involving contact (such as voyeurism or sexual harassment); acts of sexual trafficking committed against someone who is unable to consent or refuse; and online exploitation.
Emotional or psychological violence includes restricting a child’s movements, denigration, ridicule, threats and intimidation, discrimination, rejection and other non-physical forms of hostile treatment.

When directed against girls or boys because of their biological sex or gender identity, any of these types of violence can also constitute gender-based violence.

Zenan- Oya Seçil AKTAŞ/ Baltaşı Secondary School

2021-04-30 09:52:49 UTC

AZRA /SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-05-02 06:18:20 UTC

According to the average percentage values of primary education teachers' opinions; 23.5% of the teachers included emotional violence behaviors as attacking the style of communication, 12% attacking social relations, 13.5% reputational and 16.5% task-oriented behaviors. According to these averages, approximately 17% of primary school teachers participating in the study are victims of emotional violence.

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-05-02 06:21:16 UTC

ZEYNEP/IŞIL TEACHER

2021-05-06 12:40:07 UTC

ELAZIĞ ANATOLİAN HİGH SCHOOL

zeynepalpay teacher

2021-05-07 20:05:40 UTC

screamchildren21yy — 2021-05-08 12:47:12 UTC

2021-05-08 13:20:58 UTC

Zeynep~Işıl Teacher Elazığ Anatolian High School

Emotional abuse can be defined as the totality of behaviors that damage people's self-confidence, self-respect, value,and concepts such as judgment,forgiveness and love.
In emotional abuse,which can be expressed as the use of psychological violence rather than pysical violence,one side tries to control the other with different forms of pressure. Today, the emotional abuse faced by the woman and even the child can also cause the psychological collapse of the human being.

ELÇİN/CENNET TEACHER

2021-05-08 19:13:55 UTC

GMBAL

ELÇİN/CENNET TEACHER

2021-05-08 19:14:49 UTC

GMBAL

ELÇİN/CENNET TEACHER

2021-05-08 19:15:35 UTC

GMBAL

ELÇİN/CENNET TEACHER

2021-05-08 19:16:54 UTC

GMBAL

Bilge/Emel teacher - GULSER MEHMET BOLLUK ANATOLIAN HIGH SCHOOL

2021-05-08 22:25:32 UTC

Damian

2021-05-09 09:51:24 UTC

Damian

2021-05-09 09:57:48 UTC

Damian

2021-05-09 09:59:18 UTC

Damian

2021-05-09 10:00:40 UTC

Damian

2021-05-09 10:01:41 UTC

Elif - Aydan Akın / Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School / Poster of Video Cover

2021-05-09 10:18:49 UTC

Elif - Aydan Akın / Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School / Poster of Video Cover

2021-05-09 10:19:48 UTC

AZRA/SEVAL TEACHER DOĞUKENT SECONDARY

2021-05-09 11:33:17 UTC

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ismail/Aydan Akın - Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-05-09 14:25:05 UTC

ismail/Aydan Akın - Hasan Sabriye Gümüş Anatolian High School

2021-05-09 14:26:08 UTC

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