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    of disciplines to guide their children. As each child is different‚ even within the same family‚ discipline may vary. It is a constant rollercoaster to find the most affective type of discipline for their child. Different options for discipline could be spanking‚ time out‚ or focusing on positive reinforcement while ignoring the child’s negative actions. Young children need to have discipline and direction in their youth. It is the parents’ responsibility to teach and guide their children to be

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    Antonio B. Quintero Grand Canyon University: Emergency Operations and Techniques 24 May 2014 I’ve been on active duty for 22 years now and have had to obey and follow rules and regulations ever since knowing the consequence if I failed to do that. Every day we are changing these rules or better said‚ we are adjusting the way our society is changing too. In the military we carry what is called a Division Officer record for every Sailor E6 and below and it contains various forms from evaluations

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    Parenting Styles and Discipline There are three parenting styles and who you are as a parent has a lot to do with the way your child responds to you. The authoritarian parent values obedience. The rules are clear but inflexible. Misbehavior is strictly punished. In this type of environment‚ it is common for children to feel fearful and for parents to use fear as a teaching strategy. The authoritarian parent teaches the child what to think as opposed to how to think since the parent makes all

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    effective form of discipline for children. Parents and parents to be who are undecided about whether spanking is an acceptable form of discipline should first get educated on what spanking is. A good first step would be learning the meaning of spanking. Equally as important is‚ knowing what is considered a spanking‚ as well as‚ when spanking becomes abuse. In addition‚ knowing the ways spanking may benefit children would help solidify spanking as the best option for discipline. Spanking as

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    Spanking: Child Abuse or Discipline? The Bible states that “Foolishness is bound up in the heart of a child‚ the rod of discipline will remove it from him” (Prov. 22:15). Even though it appears that the Bible condones corporal punishment‚ it is not enough for people to believe that it is okay to do. There is a very thin line between child abuse and discipline when it comes to spanking. Many people believe it can lead to better school grades and ambition to attend college and are not as likely

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    Road to a Discipline Society You will never really be seen as “free” in this world. Especially with the amazing technology we have today. It’s getting extremely superior obviously day by day. It is hard to do anything without being watched by the government. Some people feel more secured while others want nothing to do with the government being “on top of you.” The government does this for a reason‚ to have all the people in line and not have anyone doing the immoral things. Foucault explains

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    as well as other policies such as exclusionary disciplinary practices that remove a minor from school for prolonged periods of time contribute to unruly behavior and influence these minors to become delinquents. As explained by Leiber‚ Peck‚ and Rodriguez‚ poverty is a major factor that is made worse when the offending youth is forced to miss extended time from school. Jackson (2014) argues that based on incarceration data in the USA‚ African-Americans and Latino students are targeted more frequently

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    Deviations from Strict Egalitarianism Equality underlines most theories of justice‚ but deviations from strict equality of resources and welfare should occur where it benefits those worse off in society. It should also deviate to allow ensure freedom of choices and recognition of self ownership. The doctrine of sufficiency argues that the focus of justice should be about ensuring that each person has “enough” and that it should be “of no moral consequence whether some had more than others” (Frankfurt

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    Power breakdown in Pakistan: With drying of sea water‚ touching of oil prices to its peak‚ damaging of roads and streets‚ disappearing of electricity in cities is clearly giving idea of present condition of Pakistan. According to revolutionary Russian leader Lenin defined socialism as‚ “the electrifician of the whole country and the transfer of power to the people’s representatives” (cited by Kabir‚ 2002). For revolutionary development of any country‚ it is important that the country should be

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    Depth-of-Knowledge (DOK) Levels for Mathematics According to Norman L. Webb‚ Wisconsin Center for Educational Research ("Depth-of-Knowledge Levels for Four Content Areas‚" March 28‚ 2002)‚ "interpreting and assigning depth-of-knowledge levels to both objectives within standards and assessment items is an essential requirement of alignment analysis. Four levels of depth-of-knowledge are used for this analysis." Norman Webb’s "Depth-of-Knowledge Levels for Four Content Areas" include: Language

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