Everyone is raised into a different family by different parents in different ways. Parenting has often been separated into styles of permissive, authoritative, and authoritarian. Although parents should avoid being lackadaisical with their kids, parents who are overly strict and leave no decisions to their children are more harmful to minors than beneficial. These parenting styles cause emotional problems, as well as cause the child to rebel at some point in their life.
Authoritarian parenting is defined as "strict, demanding but unresponsive, don't give children choices or options, and [parents] utilize punishments with little or no explanation" (1). This type of parenting causes various mental issues with children. In an essay by Dr. Laura Markham, she states that "kids raised with punitive discipline have tendencies toward anger and depression. That's because authoritarian child raising makes it clear to kids that a part of them is not acceptable." In many cases, this is true because in households with stricter parents, the parents tend to care more when their child fails than when they succeed. Children then begin to believe nothing they do is worthy of praise when parents focus solely on their failures and neglect their successes. This eventually leads to stress-induced anxiety and depression within the adolescent, which causes things such as frequent panic attacks and self-loathing. This is also brought up in an essay by a "parenting ally", "The Essence of the Strict Authoritarian Parenting Style: Long Term Effects". She states; "Children of authoritarian families may develop. Low self worth because they learn that they are only shown affection when they display good behavior. In even worse scenarios the only thing, they achieve by obeying is not being punished. In this way the kids don't feel accepted for who they are, but for what they do and then only, when they do well.
The first style that will be discuss is the Permissive Parent. The Permissive Parenting Style is high on love and low on limits. ... Most children of authoritarian parents do not feel as if they had a close, warm relationship with their parents. ... External forces are effective to a point. ... The outcomes for children from these households are the most positive of all parenting styles. ...
Many studies focus one one parental parenting style and states that children in low SES are most likely to have parents that are more authoritarian. ... Studies show that parents in lower SES tend toward a more authoritarian or rigid style of parenting. ... Parental Parenting Styles and High SES Within the literature studies show that authoritative parenting style is more widely practiced amongst parents with higher SES. ... Stambler & Media stated that if a child was in low SES the parent would use a more authoritarian parenting style and if a child was in a higher SES that child would experi...
Atticus Finch has a unique style of parenting opposed to most parents in Maycomb. ... Jem and Scout are given independence by their father which most parents don't allow their children to have. ... Atticus's parenting style is both unique and different than most but it is an effective way to prepare his children for the future. Atticus's parenting style also includes teaching Scout and Jem many valuable lessons throughout the course of the novel. One of the most important lessons taught was for the children to look at the world through another person's eyes. ...
This style of discipline was thought to be acceptable, as well as effective. ... Positive discipline is the most effective discipline style available to modern day parents which encourages children to learn from both their actions and consequences. ... Even though this type of parenting has been deemed as the "most effective type of parenting" in a recent survey it shows that praise for good behavior is used in only 11% of the cases. ... According to Rollins and Thomas, the authoritative parenting style is the most effective style and creates the most positive effects on children. ...
"The term 'learning styles' refers to the concept that individuals differ in regard to what mode of instruction or study is most effective for them" (Pashler, 2009, 105) But where did the concept of learning styles come from. ... " (Pashler, 2009, 105) They go on to point out how most approach's on learning styles are dependent on a classifications. ... Continuously changing how to tackle each task will be the best way to reach the most students. ... " (Stewart, 1990, 372) A students learning style may be difficult to diagnose but once that is done then organ...
Steve Jobs was a trend setter when it came to innovation and style. ... Steven was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs, whom he always considered to be his real parents. ... In the very beginning Apple computers were sold from Jobs parents' garage. ... Ray, B., (2012) states, "inhuman drive for perfection can out even the most motivated worker.... Leadership styles and the characteristics of a leader may vary. ...
After I followed the instructions, I then understood some of the inter-relations between the styles and my corresponding behaviors and beliefs. Part I: Issues and Events I pride myself for doing what is expected of me, this is from my passive/defensive style and this behavior went into motion the day the doctors told me it would be close to impossible for me to have children without medical treatments - I did what was expected of me to become the mother I dreamed to be, I adopted the most precious baby girl in the world. ... The top three day-to-day issues in management I face currently a...
What are the qualities that make an effective teacher? An effective teacher is one who runs an effective classroom, and touches the lives of children. ... Just as a leader has his or her own style, their way of motivating their students, also plays an important part in a students success. Spending more time with our children then most parents do, a teacher is fundamental in shaping our children. ... As a teacher it is of utmost importance that you tune your leadership skills and find the best style of teaching for the students you are teaching. ...
My primary thinking style according to the inventory is that I am perfectionist. ... My backup thinking style is that I am conventional. ... I view it is an art of motivating and directing team members, selecting most effective communication channel and resolving conflicts. ... Genesis of Personal Style My home and surrounding environment where I grew up plays major role in my personal style. ... According to Life Styles Inventory I am aggressive, defensive and conventional style and I lack constructive skills. ...
