...fact is why some nice parents don’t have good children, or some people are good sons or daughters even though their parents are bad. A good son or daughter should have certain qualities. Being hard working, sympathetic, and respectful of parents are the most important qualities of a good son or daughter. First of all, a good son or daughter should be a hard working person. A good child usually makes parents happy, and parents are happy when their children do what they are supposed to do. For example, if a child is a student, she is supposed to study hard. If she studies hard, whether she gets good grade or not, her parents are pleased with her. In addition, in Vietnam we value children as good sons or daughters when they do not make their parents worry about them. For instance, a boy after graduation from a university got a job and worked hard. Although he did not get a good—paying job, he earned enough to take care of himself. That boy is a good son because he is self—reliant and his parents don’t have to worry about him. Being hard working has remained the same over time in my culture. Additionally, to be sympathetic is one of the most important qualities of a good child. Parents who have to work hard to feed their children are usually tired after a long day. As a result, they sometimes get angry easily and may overreact with their children very small mistakes. If their children were sympathetic, they would understand and would not hate or think that parents don’t love...
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...dramatic increases in enrollment and the proposed plan to redraw school boundaries. Also what are some of the major issues that will arise from this change and who are the key stakeholders that may be impacted? Anytime there is change it is expected to raise some eyebrows because of the number things affected, in this case there were several issues that needed to be addressed. What would be the best negotiation strategy for this change and will it work, also should the cultural and ethical aspects be taken into consideration because it may influence this decision. The Miami school district has recently announced a drastic increase in enrollment for the upcoming school year. Therefore, because of the nature of the change the school system had to hire some experts to redraw these school boundaries for next year. What this did was bring a natural reaction from the parents and that was complaints and voicing his or her concerns regarding this major decision. The chief concern with parents was with the soon to be quality of education there kids would receive and the affect from the implementation of the new changes. Most of the parents are curious and have tons of uncertainties with his or her child learning environment and the quality of teachers. With this new change it would leave many students no other choice but to change schools with maybe looking at extra travel time. What would this do to say, the families with low income this would leave them with limited options...
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...Questions 1. What are the differences between being a biological parent, an adoptive parent, and a foster parent? The differences between a biological parent, a adoptive parent, and a foster parent is that a biological actually brings the child to this earth, they make and take care of their child. An adoptive parent adopts a child and takes on the same responsibilities as a biological parent only difference is that the child isn’t their real child, but they must treat and care for the child as if they were. A foster parent are assigned a child by the state for a limited time until their biological parents or other relatives claim their child, if the foster parents adopt the child, is paced in another foster family or to another adoptive facility. 2. What financial needs are parents obligated to provide and which are optional? Parents must provide their child with the initials such as nutritious food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare. These things are a MUST have available for children. 3. What other needs might a child have that a parent is expected to provide? Other needs Children might have is safety and security, emotional needs, and (even if they may not realize it at 1st) discipline. 4. What are the qualities of a nurturing parent? Nurturing parents must 1st be at a good place in their own individual self before they can care and provide support for their child. They must be confident with themselves so they can develop self-esteem in the child. Parents must also...
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... | | | | Table of Contents Executive Summary 2 Introduction: 2 Thesis Statement: 4 Child Care Business 4 For-profit day care 5 Non-profit day care 5 Social Effects: 6 Developmental Skills: 7 Physical Skills: 8 Educational and Behavioral Effects: 8 Social problems and resolve: 9 Staff 9 Quality 10 Data 12 Pros and Cons Compared in Different Child Care Setup 16 Conclusion: 19 Works Cited 21 Executive Summary Many of the children in America and other economically developed nations are taken care by individuals who are neither their legal guardians nor their school instructors. Such organizations play a very important role in the overall development of the child, firstly they allow the parents to earn money for child’s future or in case of a single parent it allows the opportunity of employment to the parent, secondly it also helps in the development of the children by intervening in his normal course of study in his early years of studies, this mostly helps the children who are differently abled. This report brings out what is good for the development of the children, what a child care is all about and what is the viability of such an institutions? The basic motive of this paper is to bring out the positive and negative aspects of child care centres. Here, we give an outline of the quantity of kids being taken as subjects for our study; portray hypothesis and proof about the private's way kid consideration advertise; and examine...
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...1.What are the differences between being a biological parent, an adoptive parent, and a foster parent? a biological parent is meaning the child is there's, an adoptive parent is meaning that when a parent adopts a child, and foster parent means that children in parental care assigned by the state. 2.What financial needs are parents obligated to provide and which are optional? obligations would include food, shelter, healthcare and education and optional things would be like say for example phones bikes vacations. 3.What other needs might a child have that a parent is expected to provide? parents should always keep there children from physical harm, they should always help guide there children through life if there having a hard time, and they should also encourage there children to do good in school. 4.What are the qualities of a nurturing parent? the qualities of a nurturing parent would be a parent who cares about the well being of there child and always makes they have what they need to be successful and always cares for them. 1.What qualities make a person a good parent? A bad parent? a good parent always takes consideration of there child but a bad parent is carless and doesn't care what they do and doesn't take responsibility for the child and is mean to them. 2.Which parental responsibilities do you think would be the most challenging? Why? I think it would be financial responsibilities because if you think about it they will need things...
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...effectively communicate it to students while students have a clear view of their abilities, have good study habits and are able to use effective study skills. Learning how to study involves putting away the habits and ideas which have made study unpleasant and burdensome, and talking on habits and ideas which make study more pleasant and fruitful. Why does one individual learn more quickly and thoroughly than other? The main reason for inefficiency in learning is ones carelessness and ineffective study habits. According to Crow & Crow (1992) the effective habits of study include plan/place, a definite time table and taking brief of well - organized notes. To successfully study a student must decide what information is important. All these things must be done to the best of his ability in the shortest possible span of time. Because, knowledge is very important to every person, hence it is wise to learn how to study in the most effective way. Experts are agreed that great success in the field of knowledge is attributed to good and consistent study habits. Like any other activity, skill and dedication are the key points for learning, how to learn. According to Azikiwe (1998) study habits are the adopted way and manner, when a student plans his/her private readings, after classroom learning so as to attain mastery of the subject. According to Azikiwe good study skills are good asset to learners because, these assist students to attain mastery in areas of specialization...
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...Children Reared by Single Parents: A Psychological Study Thesis (Psychology 195) Carabio, Charmaine Statement of the Problem 1. What are the respondents’ concepts of an ideal family? 2. What are the respondents’ perceived causes of their condition? 3. What are the respondents’ dimensions of the perceived cause of their condition? 4. What are the common problems encountered by the respondents being reared by a single parent? 5. What are the common coping mechanisms of respondents? 6. What are the respondents’ nature of relationship with the parent living with and not living with? 7. What is the respondents’ frequency of communication with the parent living with and not living with? 8. What is the respondents’ level of self-esteem? 9. What is the respondents’ level of assessment of their condition? 10. What is the respondents’ level of quality of relationship with the parent not living with? 11. Is there a significant association between self-esteem and the following variables: 1. assessment of condition? 2. quality of relationship with the parent not living with 12. Is there a significant difference between self-esteem and the following variables: 1. type of family? 2. employment status of parent living with the respondent? 3. perceived socio-economic? 4. cause of single parenthood? 5. nature of relationship with parent living with the respondent...
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...Pillsbury Cookie Challenge 1. What did the team learn from the study and what are the implications of this knowledge? There are two studies occurring in this case. The first one is “Usage and attitude study”. The insights is gained from the case: * 56% Canadian prefers to bake from scratch and 33% bake scratch every month. * Convenience and taste is the top two most important elements considered by Canadian when they choose cookies. Then they followed by quality of cookies. The kids’ favor is also put into considered when their parents decide to purchase. * Customers regard cookie dough as convenient. And acting on the impulse, increasing number of customers purchase cookie dough. Implications obtained from the study: First of all, it’s the preference of cooking method. We could regard this point as one of customer behavior features, to be detailed, or as how to use our product. Guillen should base on this behavior preference to improve the product. Second, it’s the purchase drivers considered by customer. Based on the study, when customers choose cookies, the product features should be listed as convenience, taste, quality and kids’ preference. This is critical information for Guillen to redesign or reposition his product. What’s more, it’s the motives of purchase. According to the study, customers always choose product impulsively without too much recognition or preference about certain products. There are two sides of this matter. One is positive....
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...Proposal Outline 1) Title: Quality Attendance Quality Schooling 2) Name of Organization: Local Charter School 3) Background/overview of organization a) Size of Company: 34 possible 36 b) Type of Industry: Charter School c) Product or Service: Education d) Brief synopsis of quality management process: Parents are notified of time through the teachers’ home visits, open house, and the first day of school. They receive letter after 3, 5, 8, & 10 days of being tardy, leaving early, or being absent either sent home with the scholar or when they pick up report cards once a quarter. They are told to provide documentation when their child is out so that we enter it into the computer. Parents are also called anytime they child has not be sign into school by 10 AM. Meetings are also held with parents to let them know how their child attendance can effect both the parents and the child. 4) Introduction to the problem- Making sure parents are being notified and receiving the notification in regards to their child attendance, so that they can understand how important their child attendance is in regards to their education. That children that arrive to school on time normally are more prepared for the school day. e) Identify the quality issues that need to be addressed i) Performance Issues: Sometimes the scholar does not take them home. The teacher might forget to give them out. The parents might not check the child folder...
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...01.08 Review & Critical Thinking Review Questions: 1. What are the differences between being a biological parent, an adoptive parent, and a foster parent? Being a biological parent means that the child has your DNA, an adoptive parent is someone who adopts the child which gives them full custody and parential rights, and a Foster parent is made for short term care, where foster parents keep the child tiil the bological parents meet all requirments to regain custody. 2. What financial needs are parents obligated to provide and which are optional? Finacial needs that parents are obligated to provide are food, shelter, clothing and health care. The optional financial needs are like Toys, Soccer club, band, and electronics. 3. What other needs might a child have that a parent is expected to provide? Other needs that parents are expected to provide are Emotional needs, Education, Discipline, Safety and security. 4. What are the qualties of a nurturing parent? Qualities of a nurturing parent is build trust with the child, and be patience and not hurry the situation, and being a responsible adult so the child can see how things are done and will eventually learn that asset, and empathy knowing when it’s the right time to speak and when is not, knowing when they are upset or happy. Critical thinking questions 1. What qualities make a person a good parent? A bad Parent? What makes a bad parent is Verbal abuse, Physical abuse, not having food regularly and...
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...What makes good parents The bond between parents and children is one of love and affection; yet we come across people who hate their parents and also people who feel that their parents have let them down. Why it this the case ? Are these people unnatural or are they justified ? Perhaps in some cases they are justified. Most men and women get married and have children but not all of them are worthy of being parents. Parenthood, like other responsibilities, needs devotion, dedication and a lot of preparation. Prospective parents must recognize their responsibilities and realize what parenthood involves. The first essential of good parenthood is the acceptance of the role. A man who marries when he is young may resent his first child for it would be a rival for the affection of the lady of the house. Similarly. a woman may resent her first child because it suddenly puts her in a different class of women. Couples who become parents can no longer call their time their own. Often the newcomer may necessitate changes in the household routine, giving up of a job on the part of the mother and various other sacrifices. The world of affection which should surround a child should precede its birth. It is here that good parenthood begins. Fondness, however, is at no stage a synonym of pampering and spoiling children. Parents have the responsibility of cultivating those qualities in their children which may help them to face life, make them brave and likeable human beings, impart...
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...ways it can affect children’s lives: research evidence Policy-makers and commentators often blame ‘bad parenting’ for children’s and young people’s troublesome behaviour. What can research tell us about the influence of parenting, especially the parent-child relationships in millions of ‘ordinary’ families? This paper: ■ Summarises findings from seven reviews of existing research that were commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to inform its own Parenting Research and Development programme. ■ Considers parenting from the perspectives of mothers, fathers and children themselves, as well as those of black and minority ethnic parents and families living in poverty with restricted access to support services Editor: David Utting August 2007 www.jrf.org.uk Key points ■ Differences in child temperament, among other factors, demonstrate that flexible, adaptable parenting is more likely to be effective than a ‘one size fits all’ approach. ■ The quality of parent-child relationships shows considerable stability over time. Some dimensions of parenting are important in children’s lives irrespective of age, especially whether relationships are warm and supportive or marked by conflict. ■ Warm, authoritative and responsive parenting is usually crucial in building resilience. Parents who develop open, participative communication, problemcentred coping, confidence and flexibility tend to manage stress well and help their families to do the same. ■ Young...
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...administration. Her vision came from own experience as a working parent searching for quality care in her area for her children. She experience that many childcare providers tuition in the North Fulton area were not reasonably priced to fit the average middle class American family. Her passion and experience for caring for children is why she decided to develop and start Building Blocks academy home child care center. We are a family based child care facility that was developed for dual and single working parents. At Building Blocks Academy we believe that every child can have a high quality learning environment regardless of cost. We know through experience that quality care can help children achieve higher cognitive, social, emotional, and physical skills. Providing quality care in these early years of a child's life makes a difference in their success, education, and helps them achieve early learning skills. Together with parents we create classroom environments for children that incorporate unique enrichment programs that fit their child's needs and developmental level. Following this method allows us to address the needs of your child as an individual. The center will offer enrichment classes such as sports, creative movement, music, technology, or language in 8 weeks series throughout the year. We will also offer themed private parties every first and 3rd weekend of the month. Providing these extra activities is what will make building blocks academy unique, not only will your...
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...children to play ice hockey in favor of other, cheaper, sports. To buy new skates, a family is looking to invest between $500.00-$950.00 dollars, depending on the quality. Other popular sports that competes with hockey for practitioners have an massive advantage by being so much cheaper. This is a massive problem, and it has led to talented youngsters having to quit the sport they love because of their family’s financial situation. By doing research and comparing different options there might be a solution to...
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...The bond between parents and children is one of love and affection; yet we come across people who hate their parents and also people who feel that their parents have let them down. Why it this the case ? Are these people unnatural or are they justified ? Perhaps in some cases they are justified. Most men and women get married and have children but not all of them are worthy of being parents. Parenthood, like other responsibilities, needs devotion, dedication and a lot of preparation. Prospective parents must recognize their responsibilities and realize what parenthood involves. The first essential of good parenthood is the acceptance of the role. A man who marries when he is young may resent his first child for it would be a rival for the affection of the lady of the house. Similarly. a woman may resent her first child because it suddenly puts her in a different class of women. Couples who become parents can no longer call their time their own. Often the newcomer may necessitate changes in the household routine, giving up of a job on the part of the mother and various other sacrifices. The world of affection which should surround a child should precede its birth. It is here that good parenthood begins. Fondness, however, is at no stage a synonym of pampering and spoiling children. Parents have the responsibility of cultivating those qualities in their children which may help them to face life, make them brave and likeable human beings, impart to them a sense of integrity and...
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