ANT101: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Locating Scholarly Resources Worksheet Week 2 Assignment: Locating Scholarly Resources Citation 1: Bianchi, S.M. (1999). Feminization and juvenilization of poverty. Trends, relative risks, causes, and consequences. Annual Review of Sociology,25, 307-333. Retrieved from the JSTOR database Thesis: First, are "feminization" and "juvenilization" best assessed by trends in the percentage of the poverty population that is female (or juvenile)
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Unit 10 Utilising strategies A strategy is a plan. Any strategies or plan offer; * Consistency * Opportunities to reflect * Opportunities to develop * Improved services … Would provide a definite cure for all children who experience abuse We must consider short and long term effects of abuse Providing effective help, support and guidance. Strategy | Reason | Being respectful | Feel understood and considered and empathy | Child-centred approach | To Protect child’s
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Analysis of ’Baby Storm’s mom on gender, parenting and the media’ The text is an article written by Kathy Witterick and printed in The Ottawa Citizen on the 28th of may 2011. The dominating language function is the expressive one, and the primary message of the article is to correct the media’s misinterpretations of Kathy and her husband’s attitude to child rearing. The article was written as a result of the media’s unusually large interest not just to express the family’s opinions in general
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Investigate similarities and differences between the generations regard to several dimensions in their parenting practices with the generations in other words, to examine the role of both sex of parent and sex of child in parenting practices. Past investigations of the family society have had a tendency to use as a beginning stage the qualities and practices of conventional rustic society, which are likewise adept to describe provincial to themselves, in any event for the original. It is regularly
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Database: PsycARTICLES [Journal Article] The case against corporal punishment of children: Converging evidence from social science research and international human rights law and implications for U.S. public policy. Gershoff, Elizabeth T.; Bitensky, Susan H. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law, Vol 13(4), Nov 2007, 231-272. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/1076-8971.13.4.231 In light of the fact that most Americans still support the act of corporal punishment there has been a large
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of how her mothers ”tough love” parenting methods raised her into a strong and independent girl who can make her own decisions. 18-year-old Chau-Rubenfeld thinks her rearing was good, and decided to write an official essay back to her mother, where she tells about how good it is to be raised by a so called tiger mom. She admits that her mum was very strict but that is only something she is very happy for to this very day. Text 2 "Let them eat pizza: Parenting guru's recipe for bringing up children"
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English Method A In the first text we are presented with a very strict way of parenting. Sophie Chua-Rubenfeld explains how her Tiger Mom has affected her. The principles of the parenting are you have to do your best at all time. The parents push their children to their fullest potential and only the best is accepted. By being very involved with their children’s activities and having a big influence on their children choices. This method was criticized by many parents by being too robot like
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the six types of parent and family involvement. The six types of parent and family involvement are parenting knowledge and skills, communication between the home and school, volunteering at the school and in the community, supporting student learning at home, involvement in decision making and advocacy, and collaboration with the community. Parenting knowledge and skills assist families with parenting skills and setting home conditions to support children as students and also assist schools to better
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love” is visible in some of the rules there was in the raising. Amy Chua has used strict parenting, not letting her kids attend to a sleepover or even having a playdate, making her playing violin and piano in her sparetime. According to Sophia, she is thankful of the way her mom has raised her. In the second text: “Let them eat pizza: Parenting guru’s recipe for bringing up children.” Do we hear about parenting guru Dr. Bryan Caplan claims that children should be allowed to eat pizza and watch more
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Essay Chinese Parents Traditional Chinese-style parenting bans the unproductive activity called “fun”, it is a foreign word for the children under the affects of this style of parenting. In order to raise successful children, fun is not allowed. The article Chinese parents, puts this phenomenon into perspective as the writer describes how she, in traditional Chinese-style, is raising her own children, Sophia and Louisa. She indignantly puts the “Western parents” in contrast to her own way of
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