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- 821: Family Values
- ... family values. Now that I am an adult my parents are persistent to spend time with me and teach me values not taught to me when I was a child. I believe it's like teaching an old dog new tricks. A child needs direction from the childhood up to adulthood not the reverse. I recall coming home from school to an empty house. My parents were working to provide us ...
- 822: Privacy is the Best Policy
- ... children's rooms and invading children's private property, is not required in searching for any problems. With careful observations of the children, problems can be found in a facilitated manner, without the risk of teaching kids bad manners of invading privacy. Parents always thrive for the perfect relationship with their children. This goal would never be reached if any parents violate the privacy of their children. When parents suspect children ...
- 823: Communism East Europe
- ... virtues of marriage and children. Divorce was made more difficult and abortion was prohibited. Thus the peopleΖs right to choose and exert control over their own personal and familial decisions was removed. In schools, the teaching of the social sciences was curtailed and Marxist and Leninist theories were expounded. In the late thirties fees were reintroduced for the three upper forms of secondary school. This effectively meant that only those who ...
- 824: The Statutory Definition of Pornography
- ... OHRC succeeded in the Ontario Court of Appeal, but failed at the Supreme Court of Canada. In Bhadauria, the plaintiff alleged that she had been discriminated against because of her race in applying for a teaching position, and brought an action on a common law tort basis of discrimination, and also cited a violation of the OHRC as giving a cause of action. Wilson J. in the Court of Appeal held ...
- 825: "Japan's Education System Is Successful"
- ... in Japan's foot steps. He emphasizes the U.S. should change its system of education to produce more productive and smarter children. Walberg links national prosperity to education. He believes that educating children and teaching them to become more than mediocre can help a nation to survive. Smart children can solve the nation's problems and invent new machinery to bring in more capital. The smarter the children, the less ...
- 826: Society's Problems and My Role In Helping It
- ... has to get to the child before the local drug dealers can corrupt him. I also feel that more money needs to be spent on the educational growth of the child from kindergarten through college. Teaching is, in my estimation, the most important profession in our nation and the attitude towards them does not reflect that statement. Better conditions and higher salaries would attract more dedicated and educated people into the ...
- 827: Instilling a Child's Values
- ... set of values. In actuality, a child's values are mostly determined by the things they are taught by their parents. As parents, couples have many responsibilities toward their child; the most important responsibility is teaching them good values and judgement. A parent should behave as though they would want their child to behave, give them justifiable discipline, and, at the same time, let the child be their own person. As ...
- 828: Welfare
- ... would be able to get more, better teacher to teach our children. With more teachers on the field, we would be able to teach more students than normal. To help the teachers out in there teaching, money would be put in to buy new, improved, and revised version of books. Thought this seems good and all, the short- term effect would be that this would only be able to happen for ...
- 829: Mass Media, Sex, and Pornography
- ... be addressed; that pornography actually reduces the amount of violence against women. For thousands of years, sex itself has been considered evil and revolting. This is exactly why the concealment of the sex organs and teaching feelings of shame toward human sexuality is so common worldwide (Christensen 1990:4). These same feelings of shame are the chief reasons that sex is considered a personal and private matter. Contrary to the beliefs ...
- 830: The Art of Reasoning
- ... to lay the groundwork for it themselves by allowing such a gross misrepresentation of the nature of scientific inquiry to develop and to stand unchallenged in their own day- to-day academic activities, including their teaching and their relationships with their colleagues in the humanities. Scientists are not, after all, without voice or effective presence in academia, and there is surely something to be explained in the fact that this sort ...
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