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    ANALYSIS OF RESPONSES: (Sample Size of 25) Table No. 1 Case A: Child already admitted to Preschool 13 (52%) Case B: Child needs to be admitted to Preschool 12(48%) From the above interviews it was seen that 52% of the parents were in the category of child already admitted to Preschool and 48% of the parents were in the category of child who needed to be admitted to Preschool. Table No. 2: General Information Parents Interviewed Father Mother 1) Number of Parents 6 (24%)

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    The role of being a parent is an essential one that requires a firm commitment to protect‚ nurture‚ care and love your child. Some parents take on the role of becoming a friend to their child which in some ways may work especially if it allows your child to feel comfortable enough to confide in you with the various uncertainties that they may have. In some cases‚ the dialog may be one that can help your child in making decisions to avoid drugs‚ alcohol‚ sexual transmitted diseases‚ abusive relationships

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    wait until at least 20 to have a baby‚ they are less likely to be married and their children are more likely to have developmental problems. In 2002‚ 10% of mothers between the ages of 15 and 17 had graduated high school. After having the baby‚ only about 33% of adolescent mothers go back and graduate high school‚ while a very low 1.5% will go on to receive a college degree by age 30. Even fathers of children born to teenage mothers do not fare well. According to teenage pregnancy facts gathered

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    past four decades‚ the patterns of family structure have changed dramatically in the United States. A rise in the numbers of children born outside of marriage‚ and increase in divorce rates have contributed to the triple increase in proportion to the children growing up in a single parent household since 1960. Most researchers agree with the notion that‚ on average‚ children are benefitted most when raised by their two biological and married parents‚ who have low conflict relationships (Parke). Income

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    The Importance of Parental Guidance in Literacy The Importance of Parental Guidance in Literacy The role of strong parental guidance and supervision in children’s achievement is very predominate. Children learn by example and repetition‚ and one of the most important things all children are offered is the privilege of learning to be literate. Learning to read‚ write‚ and speak the language of their nation‚ and sometimes multiple languages‚ is a gift offered to young people through schools

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    Kelly Richardson Professor Howe ENGWR 301 5 March 2015 Teens Need Parental Guidance “You can’t tell any kind of story without some kind of a theme‚ something to say between the lines” – Robert Wise. The theme of any story is not what the author writes about but shy the author writes. It is a generalization about life the author is trying to convey to the reader. In Joyce Carol Oates’ short story‚ “Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been”‚ the plot is about a young teenage girl‚ named Connie‚ who

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    Heather Swenson Mandy Jesser English Composition I 1 May 2013 Effects of Parental Drug Abuse on Their Children As soon as birth‚ children are exposed to new things; new life experiences that will develop the path of which direction their life will take. Adolescence is the most important time in a child’s life because it is where they learn appropriate behavior from their family and the outside world. Some children are able to use these experiences to differentiate at an early age what is

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    Running head: The Effects of Parental Abuse The Effects of Parental Abuse of Alcohol on Children of Alcoholics Abstract An estimated 6.6 million children under the age of 18 are living with an alcohol dependent parent. These children are often subjected to a disheveled life style which affects them mentally‚ emotionally and physically. Researchers have examined the many ways in which this disease impacts children’s lives and if the

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    Direct guidance refers to affective physical and verbal techniques that teachers use to influence a child’s behavior. Direct guidance is used to prevent problems by anticipating and redirecting a child’s behavior. There are 3 different types of direct guidance you can use with children‚ they are affective‚ physical‚ and verbal. Although‚ most of the time you won’t have a problem with most children‚ you’re always going to have at least one child in your classroom who has severe behavioral problems

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    Some parents are at their children’s back daily pushing them to excel academically. Nothing less than As would please them. Parental pressures to pursue academic success have both positive and negative effects on their children. Some children need parental pressure to study. They have not realised the value of academic achievements. This is especially true for children who are late bloomers. Still carefree about life‚ they prefer to indulge in their favourite sports‚ television programmer and other

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