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    Joseph Garcia Professor WillenborgEnglish 100 section 2903 10/23/14 Being a parent is one of the toughest jobs out there it requires your full attention and time. But there’s right ways to parent and wrong ways too. I believe a parenting style like Russell baker’s mother is a good way to raise a child. She demonstrates discipline but not too much and she’s caring of her children. She is able to balance the two and set her children up for success in life. Every parent should take not on how she

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    Helicopter Parenting

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    GELUYKENS SAVANNAH MO-GROUP “When ‘looking after’ becomes ‘hovering over’” According to Prof. Castle‚ a common problem in the lives of today’s college students is the so-called "helicopter" and "snowplow” parenting. She is absolutely right when she says that this type of upbringing has a negative effect on the development of the independence of students. Parental involvement is important‚ but parents also need to consider to back off sometimes to avert becoming a “helicopter” parent. This

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    Parenting with Affection “Feelings of worth can flourish only in an atmosphere where individual differences are appreciated‚ mistakes are tolerated‚ communication is open‚ and rules are flexible – the kind of atmosphere that is found in a nurturing family” according to Virginia Satir. Parenting involves more than just meeting the basic needs of children‚ such as food and shelter. Many parents have a hard time showing affection to their children and fail to realize that in order for children

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    Families Single-parenting and Families Single-parent families in today ’s society have their share of daily struggles and long-term disadvantages. This research investigates the effect of single-parent family structure on demographic trends based on the census‚ the challenges of everyday single-parenting‚ the effects on children on how society views them for coming from a single family‚ and economics of single-parent. Overall this paper examines the challenges of single parenting as well as what

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    Single Parenting and Today’s Family. Retrieved 2008‚ from www.apahelpcenter.org Bromfield‚ Richard. 2008. On your Own. Scholastic Parent & Child. Feb/Mar2008‚ Vol. 15 Issue 5‚ p56-57 Cavanagh‚ S & Huston‚ A. (2006). Social Forces. Retrieved September 2008 from Gale Power Search. Favreault‚ Melissa and Kronstadt‚ Jessica. 2007. Families and Economic Mobility. The Economic Mobility Project Gainey‚ Randy R.‚ Haggerty‚ Kevin P.‚ Fleming‚ Charles B.‚ Catalano‚ Richard F. 2007. Teaching Parenting Skills

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    ------------------------------------------------- Single Parenting is not Child Abuse ------------------------------------------------- Ms. Manning II Discovery Johanna Moore This essay is about why I disagree with Donald Pridemore’s statement that says “Being raised in a single parent home could be considered living in a abusive situation and because of that people should not jump into divorce and find alternatives.” Child abuse is the physical‚ sexual or emotional mistreatment or neglect

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    Ineffective Utilization of Working Capital Meaning of Working Capital Business organization requires adequate capital to establish business and operate their activities. The total capital of a business can be classified as fixed capital and working capital. Fixed capital is required for the purchase of fixed assets like building‚ land‚ machinery‚ furniture etc. Fixed capital is invested for long period‚ therefore it is known as long-term capital. Similarly‚ the capital‚ which is needed for investing

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    Homosexual Parenting

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    Cited: Cameron‚ Paul and Cameron‚ Kirk. “Homosexual parents”: Adolescence‚ Vol. 31 Issue 124‚ p757-770. Web. “Homosexual Parenting.” Issues & Controversies On File: n.pag. Issues & Controversies. Facts on File News Services‚ Web.10 Dic 2010. http://www.2facts.com. Penn‚ Denise. “News Bytes.” Lesbian News 35.8 (2010): 9. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web.10 Dic. 2010

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    Single Parenting “No one can be a single parent‚ and likewise‚ no one can alone bring a child into this world.”…Shoshana Alexander A young twenty four year old girl who just finished college should have nothing but her whole life to look forward to. A girl who just got a job as an aide in an elementary school‚ has many friends and a family who loves her. She is a girl who loves to hang out and be as normal and free as a twenty-four-year-old should be. But she has come to the conclusion that

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    Nancy D. Polikoff looks at the fundamental desire of queer women to have children. With that‚ a queer couple or individual women can have children through various forms such as adoption. According to Polikoff‚ queer women are not immune to a culture of obligatory motherhood. She goes on to state that “we are girls before we were aware lesbians‚ and we were raised by families that expected us to be mothers. We read the same books and saw the same movies as our heterosexual sisters. And today we live

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