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    Children rights In the past people used to treat children as adults. However‚ nowadays there is a law that conserves children which is children rights. Children rights established to prevent children from abuse‚ unawareness‚ death and other factors that oppressed children. Some countries provide good services for children in several fields. On the other hand‚ in some countries children are prevented from their rights. The United Nations Convention created children rights to protect children in the

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    The issue of whether the children should grow up in the countryside or in the big city has been widely debated in our community recently. It is an important issue because it concerns the development of our future generation – our children. There are several views on this issue; some say that it would best for children to live in safe and clean environment in the countryside while others argue that children should be exposed to more interaction to modern amenities in the city. However‚ in my opinion

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    Centre Name: Bishop Burton College Centre Number: 1298.000 Candidate Number: 11/716917 Unit 12 - Nutrition and Healthy Food for Children E1 The essential foods that the body needs are foods rich in starch and fibre (carbohydrates) which are pasta‚ rice‚ oats‚ couscous and many more. Carbohydrates give us energy‚ calcium‚ fibre and B vitamins which help to keep the digestive system healthy. Recommended amount is 3 to 5 servings per day. Protein groups contain nuts‚ beans‚ peas‚ lentils‚ quorn and

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    after very well physically in an orphanage (though many are not)‚ but it is not the same life as living in a family. When asked‚ children in orphanages simply want to live a normal life‚ in a family like other kids. No child wants to be labelled for life as an orphanage kid. A lot of studies show the harm done by placing children in orphanages. Family life is a child rights issue as well‚ but the simple truth is that an orphanage is no place for a child. Many people who have built‚ volunteered at

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    Could you imagine raising your children in a place where there are rare job opportunities‚ a lack of social activities and education? Living in a big city would be better than living in countryside due to the fact that all of these facilities would be readily available. Basically‚ people in the city work in different kinds of jobs‚ while in the countryside there aren’t often a variety of job opportunities. People in the city work at all different types and levels of professions‚ as well as in

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    mean to grow up? I remember I wanted to grow up to be tall when I was little‚ but now that I am older‚ I know that growing up doesn’t mean to just get tall‚ it means overcoming problems‚ not giving up even though life has problems‚ teaching yourself because your parents might not be there to teach you‚ and standing out and being proud of yourself to show who you are. Not giving up‚ teaching yourself‚ standing out‚ and being proud of yourself will make you a better person when you grow up to have

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    inexorable trend. After I read Lev Grossman ‘s article‚ “Grow Up? Not So Fast”‚ Grossman asked: “Where did the twixters come from? And what’s taking them so long to get where they’re going?” (Grossman 1). So‚ I began to wander why the “twixters“ want to put off growing up. In Fact‚ nothing is wrong about the adolescents to resist growing up‚ but it is somewhat childish to think adolescents can flee some kind of responsibility and working by putting off growing up. Besides fleeing some responsibility

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    environment for children The role of a practitioner is vast. To be able to promote children a healthy life style and environment there are number of aspects that need to be met such as; * Routines * Circle time * Posters around the school (for example posters that promote healthy eating and exercise) * Environment * Indoor and outdoor activities Because children are growing it is important they have regular snack times as they need calories and nutrients for them to be healthy. Good nutrition

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    You Never Have to Grow Up

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    Brandon Hall Mrs. Settelmayer Honors Eng 10 10 May 2013 You Never Have to Grow Up! My grandma was a role model to me‚ she taught me “ to never grow up!” She never did grow to old age. Even when she was in the hospital on her deathbed. She always moved around with so much energy. Whatever us kids wanted to do she was right along side us. Whether it was staying up all night watching movies‚ playing at the park‚ or even playing computer games. She was

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    Bringing up children

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    Bringing up children Raising a child is the hardest‚ most responsible and satisfying task a human being can face. Each person’s knowledge of how to bring up a child usually comes from their surroundings and their own upbringing. This may result in patterns from the parent’s own social experiences being repeated and passed on to their children. Now we consider the teenagers’ life.At this period they face a number of problems: difficulties in their relationships with parents‚ problems at school

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