Home-schooling allows children to excel academically, focus on a specific subject of choice, and become social butterflies in a safe environment, all while reinforcing the family bond. ... "Indeed, in a study conducted a few years ago the sociologists Christian Smith and David Skink found that home-schooled families are actually more enmeshed in their communities than public school families" (Talbot 137). ... Lastly, home-schooling brings families closer in a very positive atmosphere. For many, home schooling gives family life an unexpected richness. "Hom...

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From the inclusion and dependency on the family of origin, to the slow process of maturity, to the confidence and the desire to establish an intimate bond with another person and the formation of a family unit of choice, usually much like the one that they were raised in. ... Historically girls were expected to be non-sexual in childhood and adolescence, and sexual interest and especially sexual experience caused them to be devalued and tainted by there family and there peer groups alike. ... It may well be that the security needs formerly met at home are being shifted in mid adolescence towar...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The two teenagers claimed that they were afraid to tell their families because of their strong Catholic upbringing. ... This is a very important part of the bonding process. Bonding is very important to a child's well-being and development... (Oh Baby) Abandoned infants don't have any experience of bonding. ...

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Both languages (original and new) can be seen as complementary and not as substitutes for one another, therefore creating a stronger bond between languages. ... I am in favor of bilingual education because I believe it is important to remain connected with our family's language and culture. ... The removal from past culture is very detrimental to children's ability to connect with family members and non-family members of that culture. As stated by Rodriguez, "Our family remained a loving family, but one greatly changed. ... After accepting that he had to assimilate into American...

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His or her families emotional well being and socio-economical status. 3. ... In addition to this there are many families that do not provide adequate emotional support and support the youth needs to succeed in school. ... When the bond between parent and child is broken, trust, capability, self management and good social skill do not develop properly. ... These schools do not deal properly with failures, are not flexible to changes, and blame families and environment for the failures of students, rather than looking inwardly at themselves, and how they could improve the students performance...

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We will also Touch upon the basic question of this report, and that is, "How has child abuse changed over the last 100 years and what effects has this had on the family?... It is clear that families are undergoing a number of important structural changes: families are smaller than in the past, with fewer children and sometimes with only one parent; parents have children at a later age; more couples live together without the bonds of matrimony which was accepted as a sacred bond so few years in human history. ... When they are taken into the hospital it is usually be a secondary m...

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Every morning before the hard working citizens of the United States of America get into their over priced vehicles, filled with over priced gasoline, to go to their jobs all day in order to support themselves and their families, they usually turn on the television or open up their morning newspaper in order to find out the happenings of their community, country, and the world. ... The United States government and the large media companies walk together hand in hand because of a great bond they share. ...

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A four year old, a puppy, and a true bond is how it all began. ... The lowest paid are family practitioners that make $156,000 to $158,000 a year and right above them are psychiatrists and internists making $165,000 to $170,000, respectively. ... As you would know, human doctors would not have to go through euthanization in the way that veterinarians do, but in a way if a patient is on life support and the family chooses to take them off and they die on their own, its a form of it some people would say. ...

• Word Count: 1933
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• Grade Level: High School

The blacks felt encumbered by what the whites thought of as religious norms, and were discouraged to fully adopt Christianity when they couldn't even speak in church, a common give-and-take characteristic among traditional African worship.18 The inability for most blacks to disassociate the messenger with the message, like blacks such as Frederick Douglas were able to do, prevented them from fully accepting Christianity and created resentment towards whites and their religion.19 This antipathy is illustrated in a letter from a freed slave to his master, dealing with the effect that the ...

• Word Count: 1954
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate