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    Course: Date: COMPARISON BETWEEN JAPANESE AND CHINESE TRADITIONS Other than their geographical nearness‚ the countries of Japan and China share many similarities. Both countries have established excellent senses of national identity and extremely rich cultures. Since both countries have existed for quite some time‚ their histories have crossed during several periods. These nations also share similar value systems and religions‚ which have influenced each other. However‚ the Chinese civilization was older

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    seven years with education‚ parenting and woman’s rights. The difference in the education system in the 1950’s is shocking. For example the classrooms held a lot of students‚ most children went to their first grade class not even knowing their alphabet. You were on your own if you didn’t understand a subject‚ it was up to you to get help from the teacher or a tutor. Parents didn’t help their sons or daughters as much as they do now and by doing this in 1950 we had the best education system in the world

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    Cultural Differences Between France and China 1 OVERVIEW 1 The Differences on NAMEs 1 The Differences on Courtesy 2 The Differences on Repast 2 The Differences on Living Habits 4 The Differences on Personalities 5 CONCLUTION 6 The Cultural Differences Between France and China OVERVIEW With the development of the technology and the economic‚ more and more Chinese are studying at France. More or less we have known something about France when I was in China. But discover the differences between France

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    American Families’ Role in their Education * Parents’ active involvement with their child’s education at home and in school brings great rewards and can have a significant impact on their children’s lives. According to research studies‚ the children of involved parents are absent less frequently‚ behave better‚ do better academically from pre-school through high school‚ go farther in school‚ and go to better schools. * American parents tend to be very engaged in their child’s schooling when

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    culture made me nervous. Chinese religion was especially difficult for me to talk about before this unit‚ as I feared that I would misrepresent its themes and essence. The concepts of Daoism and Confucianism and what was different between the two was never clear to me despite having grown up in China‚ but after a unit of study on it‚ I find myself being able to distinguish not only the two religions‚ but also other groups such as Mohists and Legalists‚ and seeing connections between the way I live and

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    YUSH: Youth Understanding Sexual Health A Proposal for a Family Life Education Program Studies show that the national average for an adolescent’s first sexual intercourse encounter is seventeen years old. Despite this number being very close to the average age in other industrialized countries‚ the United States holds a higher percentage of teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease (STD) contraction than those countries (Harper et al‚ 2010‚ p. 125). It’s becoming evident that while

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    basic content of verbal communication. Due to the different cultures‚ histories and social systems‚ habits of Chinese and English address terms are different. It is of great help for English language learners to communicate with understanding these differences. In this dissertation‚ address terms are divided into the name address‚ kinship terms‚ social address and reference terms. Chinese address terms system is complex and detailed‚ and includes hundreds of address terms. While English address terms

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    and state of mind. According to Kimmel and Holler (2011‚ 189)‚ “Hidden curriculum” educational program can be characterized as our casually connections of students with instructors and learn practices‚ mentality at school. It creates gender differences between boys and girls begin with the formal educational program‚ for example‚ the courses and activities at school. Kimmel and Holler (2011) argue that the hidden educational program is depicted as "concealed" in light of the fact that it is generally

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    Russian and Chinese Revolutionary movements The Russian and Chinese Communist Revolutions were both revolutions that occurred at the end of world wars‚ although they did not occur at the same time. Due to the world wars‚ both Russia and China faced the consequences‚ which eventually led to the revolutions. Both Russian and Chinese revolutions share many similarities‚ but also share many differences. Russia had faced two revolutions in the year 1917‚ which eventually led to the formation of the

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    Intercultural and Intergeneration Communication within the Chinese American Families In recent decades‚ migration waves have brought to the United States large numbers of Asians and Pacific Islanders (API). Well over two-fifths of all non-amnesty persons admitted in the U.S. in 1991 were API.[i] The trend of increasing API immigration is clear and the API portion in the U S. total immigration steadily grew from the 1972’s 28.7 percent to 1985’s 44.2 percent. According to the U.S. Census Bureau

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