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    Digital Parent Trap

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    Eliana Dockterman’s article concerning Digital Parent Trap discusses how some want their children to have technology and some don’t. In Dockterman’s article she uses dependable evidence‚ reasoning‚ and highly academic word choices to prove a strong point about technology. First Dockterman uses dependable evidence in her article to get the readers attention to think about technology. She uses the fact “While there are dangers inherit in access to Facebook‚ new research suggests that social-networking

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    African Parent Life

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    Life of an African Parent in Today’s World I live in the city of Foumban‚ Cameroon. We are a polygamy family‚ I am married to four women and I have 30 children. We live in a modest home‚ which is built from packed earth with a straw roof. My house consists of 10 rooms: 1 for me‚ 4 for my wife’s and 5 for the children. That makes an average of 6 children per room. I get up at 6am to go is the early light of day. There is life in my village at 5am when we start our Muslim prayers which wakes up

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    Parents Interview Report

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    Parents Interview Report: Question: What are your political & economic views & how have they changed? Response: My mom is a republican and has many opinions. For example‚ a couple is: she is against abortions‚ gay rights‚ and keeps a strong stance in holding to the standards of our fore fathers. She thinks that we should keep more of our manufactured goods rather than trade out of the country so much‚ in doing so we should take the expense to produce in American more than in other countries

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    Satire on Asian Parents

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    school for my son. That is known as piano. My son has to practice two hours a day 7 days a week. It doesn’t matter if they will never touch an instrument again after high school‚ they must play piano so I can brag about how good they are to other parents. If he doesn’t meet my expectations for music he doesn’t get to eat so he can focus on his piano more‚ which is so much more important than eating. I mean‚ if you have good musical talent you can get into a good college‚ but how much food

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    and actors are among those who display bodily-kinesthetic intelligence. Interpersonal Intelligence * an ability to perceive and understand other individuals -- their moods‚ desires‚ and motivations. Political and religious leaders‚ skilled parents and teachers‚ and therapists use this intelligence. Intrapersonal Intelligence * an understanding of one’s own emotions. Some novelists and or counsellors use their own experience to guide others. Naturalist Intelligence * involves

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    interesting thing is that 51% of those teens use social media daily. With all of that information I personally feel that parents should monitor their child’s social media accounts. If parents monitor their child’s social media accounts it could help it could help keep the child safe‚ it could help parents feel at ease‚ and it could help parents educate their kids. My first reason why parents should monitor a child’s social media is because it allows them to see who they talk to and what they talk about which

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    Atticus Finch Parent

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    Parenting is one of the most difficult things one can do. There are many ways to become a good parent‚ and many ways to become a not so good one. In the book‚ “To Kill A Mockingbird”‚ there are many opinions on what the children of the time should do such as help out on family farms or learn to read. Atticus is a good parental figure because he teaches Scout and Jem good life lessons‚ shows his kids to treat everyone equally‚ and treats them with unconditional love. Atticus Finch is someone to

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    | How Parents Influence Their Children | | By Brittney Smith | | How Parents Influence Their Children | | By Brittney Smith | DEP 2004: Class meets at 11:00 A.M. April 13‚ 2013 Professor Perry Davidson DEP 2004: Class meets at 11:00 A.M. April 13‚ 2013 Professor Perry Davidson For my research paper‚ I interviewed two people‚ a male and a female‚ from the adolescent‚ middle adulthood‚ and late adulthood age groups. As the interviews were written‚ I did not spend a great amount of time

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    How to Be a Good Parent

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    Grandmothers as Replacement Parents and Partners: The Role of Grandmotherhood in Single Parent Families Lone parent families have long been analysed and researched by how they function and how children from these families are affected and develop. Drawing on a research paper from the Journal of Intergenerational Relationships‚ Harper and Ruicheva (2010) discuss the increasing significance of grandmothers’ involvement and frequent adaptions to becoming replacement partners and parents within lone mother

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