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    Spanking does nothing to teach a child to develop inner discipline. A child’s focus is on the spanking itself‚ not on a review of the behavior that led to it. After a spanking‚ a child does not sit in his room and think‚ "Gee‚ I sure goofed. But I really learned something. Next time I’ll behave." Instead a child is typically thinking‚ "It’s not fair! She doesn’t understand! I hate her." Another problem with spanking is that spanking is seen as punishment for a crime‚ payment for a debt. In other

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    required to be a good parent‚ there are two basic qualities that every parent should consist of while raising their children. By a parent obtaining love and discipline in the raising of their children will result in good parenting. A good parent must make his or her child feel cherished at times; however‚ a parent must also discipline children when necessary. Love is extremely important for a parent to provide while raising children and should be a main goal of any parent. A parent can provide this

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    The Importance of Respect Throughout Society There are many forces at work that keep organizations‚ society‚ and mankind in general operating. These can range from the moral basis of the said organization or civilization‚ to logistic and financial structure‚ to the motivation and views of the people in it‚ the policies of the leader or leaders‚ as well as their finesse and charisma‚ all the way to the traditions and customs that make the organization stand out uniquely and its people proud

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    Single Parent Households

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    children growing up in single parent households are increasing annually (Kunz). In comparison to the children that grow up in two parents’ household‚ the educational‚ social and financial limitations are obvious for children from single parent household. The impact of living in a single parent household is clear and far-reaching in several areas of life which includes social behaviors and academic achievement. Researchers have found enough evidence to on single parent households to prove that face

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    Every child deserves happiness and stability. Sometimes children are born into situations or families that are unable to provide these two things for them. When a family or parent is unable to provide for a child‚ the child ends up either with other relatives‚ homeless‚ or into the foster care system which is temporary placement for a minor to be given care by a certified caregiver of the state also known as a foster parent. According to Child Welfare Information Gateway‚ more than 250‚000 children

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    Dating Single Parent

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    Summary Dating and the Single Parent is a book five star book‚ because Deal has done a marvelous job presenting useful steps for single parents who are divorced and is thinking of re-entering back into a dating relationship‚ or even remarrying. The book is divided into sections of dating to present a sequential sequence of steps to determine whether the single parent is ready‚ and what right decisions they need to make if they have children. The book is honest‚ and practical when it comes to addressing

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    Parents Bribing Kids

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    you think parents should bribe there kids because of discipline or just to get their children to like them? Do you know someone who as bribed their children‚ just to satisfy a them? There are plenty of parents that take it to that level. The problem is‚ there is also a limit on that kind of situation. Bad parenting exist in today’s society‚ and that has to change. Parents that overly bribe their children will make their child spoiled‚ unappreciative‚ and disrespectful. Spoiling a child can be a

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    paper was about the benefits of parents being more involved in their children’s educations‚ researchers have noticed that if more parents were involved in their children’s educations‚ they would have a more positive outlook on life. They have also found that more children would go on to furthering their education. Peters‚ Seeds‚ Goldstein and Coleman performed many research tests on this in 2007. There were many articles and much research to support that parent involvement influenced their children’s

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    Childcare and the Working Parent Tammy SOC 402 Contemporary Social Problems & the Workplace Instructor: Shannon Sellers December 16‚ 2013 Childcare and the Working Parent Since the 1970’s‚ one of the most drastic changes in the structure of the American family has been increased employment of mothers outside the home. The need for alternative childcare has become an issue. The need for childcare is an issue that most parents face when one or both parents work outside the home

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    into a modern day version titled "Men of Respect." Was the plays textual fidelity lost in transition during the making of the film‚ or did the film show total loyalty and devotion to the text and the feelings of the play? A closer examination of the characters/lines‚ classification between good and evil‚ and the use of light and dark will compare the many differences and similarities between William Shakespeare’s "Macbeth" and William Reilly’s "Men of Respect." Set in present day New York (present

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