...Section A Childraising. The way to raise a child is different form the three texts. The topic of the three texts is freedom and love. It is how you chose to interpret the texts. I think it is love because every parents use love to raise their Childs. To have a mother who decide everything in your childhood. To parents who give you all the space you need to be free and live your childhood completely. The three texts are just some few examples of raise a child. You cannot find a guide to raise a child. To have a “tiger mother” is the way to be the perfect raised child. It is just the mother, who thinks it is the best way to be the best raised child. And the mother decides the Childs childhood. Then if you have parents who let you make your own choices. To make your own choices and mistakes make you to a stronger person. It make you to the person you are not the one you want to be. A.S. Neill has written a book, which is called “Summerhill – a radical approach to child rearing”. It is about how to raise a child. The third text is a section of his book. A.S. Neill is using factual information to engage us throughout the text. “Nijinsky could not pass his exams in St. Petersburg, and he could not enter the State Ballet without passing those exams.” (p. 7, l. 3-4) This quote is something that most young people can relate to. By using factual information he underlines his statement. By using situations that we can relate to, he engages us, and makes us want...
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...Is there really a defined right or wrong way to raise your child? How do you make sure the child you are raising becomes a productive member of society? How can you be sure that everything you have taught him is what he needs to know to tackle life? Did I discipline him enough, does he know right from wrong? Many parents ask themselves questions like these daily. But how do you know if you are raising your child right? I mean there is no degree in parenting. You take what you know from growing up and decided I want to be like my parents, or I will never be like my parents. I guess there is no sketched out map to raise your child correctly, but there are key things every parent needs to remember. Being a good parent requires you to be their parent not their best friend, discipline and most importantly love and nurture. To many parents these days feel they need to be their child’s best friend, they worry too much about how their child views them. A parent should be a good role model, model the behavior they wish there kids to show. But being their best friend will only hinder your child in the long run. They need someone who will set boundaries, someone who will discipline and someone who they can turn to when they need advice. I think it is important to be involved with your child’s life, but a parent must remember their involvement needs to be limited to being a parent and not a friend. Your child should be able to turn to you when they need advice or they are in trouble,...
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...children in the future, but have you considered the cost of raising them? If you have not, then you definitely should. The cost of raising kids should be incorporated into every budget plan when children are or are going to be a part of your household. To assist, this activity introduces a multitude of expenses associated with raising kids from birth to 18 years of age. Hopefully this introduction will help you strategically plan for a future that includes children. If you do not plan to have children, share the knowledge gained with others that do. Adjust your monthly budget and investment portfolio accordingly. 1. Guess. How much money does it take to raise a child from birth to the age of 18? estimated $250,000.00 2. What factors go into determining the cost of raising a child? Housing, Food, Clothes, Child Care/Schooling, Health Insurance, and Misc. (money in their pocket, hair, extra events . 3. In a new window, visit the website: Cost of Raising a Child Calculator | BabyCenter. Use the cost calculator to determine what it takes to raise a child in the following household. Your friend, Pat, is a single parent with a 1 year old. They live in a Tallahassee suburb and have $36,000 in annual net or take-home pay. Pat plans to raise this only-child until the age of 18. On high school graduation, Pat will financially support the teen’s pursuit of a college education at a public university. a. Under this scenario, what is the total expense of raising a one-year-old toddler...
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...the child has grown up in. Some argue that Nature and your surrounding factors will determine how you act as an adult and some argue that Nurture is more of the influence that you need. Both are a concluding factor to how one turns out and should be looked into more thoroughly. The surrounding factors a child (nurture) would depend on what the parent has to offer. If the parents live in poverty and are living off ends meat however they can but yet has a positive attitude and raises their child to look on the bright side of things, the child will act that way. If the parent lives in riches and gives the child whatever they want at a demanding hand and proves to ignore the child and be miserable, that is what the child will know and will grow to be like that. The morals that are taught by parents to their children are morals that they will most likely go by for the rest of their life. If a parent raises their child with their beliefs and religion, that is what the child will know and become....
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...discipline your child? Since young once they understand what you are saying to them. 19 months old know what is yes and no so it’s a good start to discipline as young as possible How do the discipline methods differ? Similar both raise voice and explain to them 1. Yell at them 2. Explain to them what they did wrong Does your culture affect your discipline you method? Yes it does. We don’t cane but we get caned when we are young. We believe in less caning but slap the hands and legs. Husband would shout more Do you allow other people to discipline your child? Yes family members like aunt are able to discipline. School are able to discipline the child if they are not listening but not to the extent of child being embarrassed and leaving marks on their body No time outs/face the wall Do you think your discipline methods are effective? Yes. Different parents have different ways of discipline throughout their lives so its effective on the way I work with them. Last time when we go out she would always want to buy toys, few month back we explain to her that it is not a must for her to buy a toy. How have your discipline methods changed Personality wise diff second one more naughty and curious so another method is used first one is used to the method and is able to listen more can understand better as compare to the second one wants attention, more clingy. You will know your children better so you will use different ways to change. Is there any difference between your discipline...
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...Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior There are a lot of different ways to raise your child and a lot of different views on which way is right and which way is wrong. Every parent wants to believe that their way of upbringing their child is the right way. That is no different from Amy Chua. In her article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior”, she compares the way Chinese children and Western children are raised. From Amy Chua’s point of view Western parents are just not strict enough “All the same, even when Western parents think they’re strict, they usually don’t come close to being Chinese mothers.”. She believes in the Chinese parenting way Amy Chua is a professor at Yale Law School in the USA. She has a husband called Jed as well as to children, Sophia and Louisa. The text is a non-fiction article. The Wall Street Journal is a newspaper only published in the Western countries and therefore we must assume that the headline “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” is a name that will cause outrage in the Western. She mostly speaks to Western parents or couples who either have children or is planning to. One of Amy Chua’s ways to draw the reader is by using provocation, for example by naming the article something, which degrades the readers parenting skills. When Chua has drawn the reader’s attention she engages them further by creating a sort of credibility by using herself as an example. She gives herself, as an example because she has had experience with both types of parenting...
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...How should children be raised? 1. Give an account of child raising principles as presented in the three texts. Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld, “Why I love my strict Chinese mom”, a newspaper report by Mandy Stadtmiller from The New York post website, 2011. 18-year old Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld says that she loves the tough parenting methods her mother used and thanks. Sophia has now become an independent thinker who makes the most of new opportunities. Tiger mother principle(s): The tiger mother method is the most strict way to raise your child, according the Western. The technique of being a tiger mother, was firstly presented in a book “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother” written by Amy Chua, were she describes how Chinese parents are better at raising kids than Western ones. “Chinese Tiger Mother” method has some incredibly strict principles. Here are some things taken out of the book. Sophia and Louisa were never able to do these listed things. - Attend a sleepover; - Have a play date; - Be in a school play; - Complain about not being in a school play; - Watch TV or play computer games; - Choose their own extracurricular activities; - Get any grade less than' an A; - Not be the No. I student in every subject except gym and drama; - Play any instrument other than the piano or violin; - Not play the piano or to violin Discussion: I think that the importance of child raising is very essential. It is extremely vital to help your child to secure her/him a high-quality...
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...Material Research Plan As part of your research plan, you must first draft a research question for your research paper that will guide the rest of your writing. A research question, which is more specific and focused than a general topic, is the question that your research paper will answer. For example, if your general area of interest is social security, a possible research question might ask, “How can low-income families save more money if the United States had a reformed social security plan that includes personal retirement accounts?” As you develop a research question, remember that you need to research sources to support your topic. Do not pick a one-sided question that will limit your research. Instead, develop a research question that lends itself to further exploration and debate—a question you genuinely want to know the answer to. Try to pick a research question that is neither too broad (covering too much) or too narrow (covering too little). It should be broad enough to be discussed in a short research paper. Part 1: Complete the Research Plan |What is your general topic or area of interest? |My general topic of interest is Drugs. I raise a child that was born | | |addicted, and feel this topic will be very helpful and insightful in | | |helping me raise this child properly. ...
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...As a child, I have always been taught to trust the doctor because, “The doctor knows best”. As time went on and now a mother, I find that statement to be very misleading. You always hear and read different stories about doctors’ who diagnose a patient’s problem to early, and those who just make mistakes and misdiagnose a patient completely. That’s why I choose to do my paper on Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, better known as ADHD. According to Carey, 1 to 2 percent of children likely have a brain malfunctions that warrant classification of something like ADHD, but that another 5 to 10 percent who are diagnosed with ADHD should not be (Carey, 2002). ADHD is a psychological disorder in which the individual shows one or more of the following characteristics over a period of time: inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity (King, 2008, p.531). This is very confusing to me because these certain characteristics are the same as of a young child. Honestly speaking my five year old daughter attention span is very short and at times can be unmanageable. So does that put her in the category of hyperactive or inattentive? As a parent you have to learn how to make adjustments in your life to raise a good respectable child. You may have to change your parenting according to your child’s personalities. Researchers say that you may need to change the child’s environment to see a change in their behavior. As a mother I would rather change my daughter environment than to have her...
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...There are many questions asked what the times they will be in school is, do they have to wear uniforms, what kind of extra circulators do they have, and how much does it cost. Every parent wants to make the best decision and now that home schooling is an optionand more and more are switching their kids. The behaviors, health, and attitude are better. What more could a parent ask for that is what every parent wants and only the parent acan make thst happen. Know that there is a choice to home school your child it is more ongoing in this country because of the better outcomes with the children. Home schooling has a lot of different benefits not having to worry about time, and it has been said that it makes kids smarter. When your child goes to a school you have to make sure to get them on the bus, then off the bus especially with smaller children. It takes a lot of time and you have to have a plan for what is going to happen every day your child attends school. In most schools there are so many kids it is hard for children to get that individual time, well not for home schooled children they can get all the one on one time needed because their parents are teaching them and there are only a 2 or 3 children instead of 25. This gives your child better encouragement and helps them learn something better making them smarter, then a child that does not get the individual time at a school. Private schooling has been an option in the school system for a long time. It is not the best thing...
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...Now Your Married, Are You Ready For A Child? Now you’re married, what comes next? That brings up the question that face countless married couples, do we want children and if so, when is the right time? Some couples are forced into parenthood before they are ready due to many different circumstances. Other couples have to luxury of planning for the life-changing event. So the question is, when are they ready. There are many things that need to be considered before jumping into parenthood. At a minimum, couples should ask themselves; can we afford to have a child and support it? Are we stable enough mentally and emotionally in the marriage to have a child? Lastly couples should ask themselves, are we willing to put our future ambitions, both professional and personally on hold to have a child? The answers to these questions can guide a couple to whether they are ready to have a child. Having and raising a Child is expensive. CNN money reports “a two-parent household from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's annual "Expenditures on Children by Families" report, will spend $245,000.00 raising a child to the age of 18” (“How much will it cost to raise your child?,” n.d.). This includes education, clothing, food, medical/dental, and incidentals. That is a lot of money. A married couple must ensure that they are financially able to afford a child. Yes, there are government and state programs that can assist with some expenses, but the financial burden is still great. A couple must...
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...scene 1: nagaaway si awiyao at lumnay sa bahay. A: it’s always been like this. For 7 whole years I have been waiting for you to bear a child! L: are you saying it’s my fault? I have done everything I could to make you happy. A: you are a good wife lumnay. But in this tribe we men must have a child to be the heirs of our fruits of hard work. L: I know! I have given you all my everything. We may not even know who has the problem. A: are you saying I may be the problem??!! L: its possible! dont blame this all on me!. (starts shouting) A: So its my faulth??? It’s very frustrating that for 7 years we can’t even bear a child! You don't know the feeling of how embarassing it is to not have a child in our tribe! L: why can’t you just forget about the disgrace that you keep talking about and for once just focus yourself on loving me! I don’t accept this because I did everything to keep you happy with me! I have done my best. I have prayed to kabunyan and sacrificed many chickens and pigs just so that we can be blessed with a child. A: What do you want me to do??! I don't feel like a man and you just let me feel that way??! L: I don’t know but there must be some way….. A: (sighs) I love you lumnay but if we can’t bear a child then I have to….. L: you have to what?! A: (does not speak) L: you have to what awiyao?? Tell me! A: I’m sorry lumnay… (Leaves the house) L: keeps on crying… End of scene 1 PS: after this scene magshoshoot kayo ng scene na nakaupo lang sa isang tabi...
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...Putting aside your entire life and giving up everything to satisfy the needs of your baby is not an easy or painless task. The immense pressure to do the best you possibly can for your child poses a huge responsibility on parents. In my opinion, the critiques condemnation of attachment parenting is not fair. I believe that the concept of attachment is reasonable and infact necessary for infants to develop into skilled, independent and mature individuals who share a strong emotional bond with their parents. First and foremost, it is essential to know what Attachment parenting is all about? It is ‘an approach of raising children who are well connected to their parents rather than a strict set of rules.’A common misconception that people have is considering intensive mothering to be a synonym for attachment parenting. Intensive mothering is based on the idea of completely sacrificing your needs and desires and devoting your life to your child or in other words letting your child dictate your life. Most of the articles such as Dr. Laura’s neighborhood focuses on the extreme extent people go to in order to raise their child in the “perfect” way. The author in a rather sarcastic tone aims to make the readers realize that even in the 1970’s and 80’s parents raised babies who turned out to be just fine without ‘the concern that they aren’t spending enough time with their kids and needing to demonstrate in countless ways each and everyday that you really, really love your child’. It lays...
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...From the 16th century to the 18th, the ways of thinking has changed dramatically, and along with that is the strategies to raise children the best and most effective way to ensure that they have a bright future. The major social and intellectual movements like the Reformation, Absolutism, and the Enlightenment dramatically influenced how parents thought they should raise their children. Some of the topics that saw the most change between periods were the ways to interact with and treat children, roles of family members inside the home, and the best way to punish a child. Raising the new leaders is an extremely vital task, which is seen a momentous change over the almost 300 year period. The ways that parents interacted and loved their children...
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...Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior Non-fiction analysis How can you give your children the best upbringing as possible? Is it by being strict and fill their lives with rules? Or is it better to give them the opportunity to decide for themselves? Amy Chua would definitely choose the first option and in her article, “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” which is written in January 2011, we hear a lot about her grounds for why she thinks the first option is the right one. Amy Chua who writes the article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” is an approved lawyer and works as a professor at Yale Law School in USA. Already from that information we can guess that she is very well educated. She mentions that she knows that there are a lot of people wondering what it is like inside a Chinese family who has all these limits and strict rules. Amy Chua knows what it is like, because she is raised by that way herself and she has done it towards her two daughters, Sophia and Louise, as well. Amy has established the ground rules, and defined some things Sophia and Louise were never allowed to do. Already in the beginning of the article Amy Chua engages the reader with the list she revalue with all these things that her daughters were never allowed to do. As readers we quickly make a picture of this way of raising children seems harsh and maybe even brutal. There are so many normal things on the list that almost every child gets to do where Chinese children are missing out. Amy Chua...
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