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    Lyndal Roper adduces an appropriate amount of evidence to substantiate the claim that the advent of child-witches was due to a shift in the cultural zeitgeist. Specifically‚ this shift in public opinion moved away from the notion that adolescent dreams were innocuous‚ and towards the idea that they were evil. Roper suggest that this evolution of reasoning symbolized a newfound cultural understanding of where evil originated. Imaginings‚ or dreams‚ as it happens‚ was now the provenance of evil. Children

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    custodial parent (CP)‚ Ms. Stout’s testimony revealed that she is concerned with the timeframe in which actions were taken on her child support case. She stated DHR finally provided her with an explanation as to why things took so long. She stated that back in 2013 she filed for DHR to enforce the child support payments from her ex-husband. She stated she had a child support worker (CSW)‚ then she got another CSW‚ they changed her worker several times‚ process the case for a court date; took a

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    Jessica Medeiros Child Development May 1‚ 2013 Book Review The child-rearing book that I choose to read was “ The Pampered Child Syndrome” written by Maggie Mamen. “The Pampered Child Syndrome” is a source of advice for parents or professionals working with children who are “loved to much”‚ in other words they are given everything they ask for‚ yet remain unhappy‚ anxious or aggressive. Dr. Maggie Mamen describes common characteristics of the pampered child‚ and offers guidance on establishing

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    Out-of-Sync Child (2006) by Carol Stock Kranowitz I had a very limited knowledge of Sensory Integration Dysfunction. I knew that some children get overwhelmed or overstimulated by their environment and as a result they may act out. Sensory Integration Dysfunction or SID affects a child’s behavior‚ how they learn‚ move‚ relate to others‚ and feel about themselves according to Carol Stock Kranowitz (2006). I found it interesting that SID can affect children in many different ways; a child can be so overwhelmed

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    Matthews-Creech offers examples how one should notice the signs and symptoms of an abused child. The authors contribute a help by identifying a victim by the form of the way they act.

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    One would think that it is better to be all brains than all brawn‚ but contrary it is the exact opposite. In “ America Needs Its Nerds”‚ by Leonid Fridman‚ Fridman goes over the unfortunate reality of “nerds” being overshadowed by athletes or anyone with great physical capabilities. Fridman analyzes how the United States‚ a country who desire to be top in academics‚ would praise “jocks” and not give proper recognition to “geeks”. The author With rhetorical questions‚ the consistent use of metaphors

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    A Walk Across America: Summary A Walk Across America is an adventurous story of how Peter Jenkins and his best pal‚ his pet Malamute‚ Cooper‚ discover America on their journey from Alfred‚ New York to the Gulf of Mexico. Peter Jenkins is the author and main character. Throughout the story‚ Jenkins experiences hardships and enjoyable events. Jenkins’ personality and perspective on life changes throughout the course of the story by the influence of characters he meets along the way. In the beginning

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    provide for a child. Poverty is something that not only effects adults‚ but children as well. When we think of poverty in America what is the image that comes to mind? An old dilapidated shack in southern Alabama? or a rat infested tenement house in New York City? According to the book Faces of Poverty‚ the author‚ Jill Berrick says that "Both images are correct‚ for poverty exists in the backwoods of Appalachia as well as in the heart of the inner city" (1). In homes across America poor parents are

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    Richard Louv in his passage “Last Child in the Woods‚” addresses the topic of the human connection to nature. Louv’s purpose is to point out hi thought of the importance of interaction with true nature. He takes on a biased tone in order to persuade his readers to think about the numerous opportunities there are to connect with nature and how if we keep going the same way we are now‚ as a society‚ a connection with the natural world will no longer exist. First‚ Louv begins by establishing

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    Some people think back to when they were a child and say they don’t want to look back again. Some say they don’t want to remember their childhood. Maybe because they didn’t have enough money or because you couldn’t afford something. Maybe it’s because you didn’t have the freedom when you were young. After you read this story‚ you will change your mind of your whole childhood. Altogether‚ this is a story that tells how a child that always had faith in himself even though he was hit‚ beaten up‚ and

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