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    Family Encouragement

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    Family Encouragement Cheril Zacarias English II W3 Ms. Ziccardi April 7‚ 2011 Narrative Essay Many people are lucky because they are US citizens and have an easier life. My family has told me I have the opportunity to go to college since they didn’t. They’ve encouraged me in many ways for example making good decisions‚ having a good life and encouraging me by giving me support. Are a couple of ways they have influenced me. By making good decisions I won’t have a terrible life

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    The Family of Man

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    When we think about the word family‚ we automatically think of our immediate family. Some may occasionally think about extended family‚ like an aunt‚ uncle‚ or cousins. The reality is that the concept of family means so much more. We are all family whether we like it or not. The man sitting across from you and the woman sitting next to you is apart of your family as well. We are all connected and affect each other one way or another. The world is very big but very small at the same time. Until

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    The Intentional Family

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    Brief Summary The Intentional Family is a book about strengthening family connections and relationships through everyday rituals‚ holiday celebrations‚ special occasions and community involvement. The book serves as a guide to help families transform simple family routines into family rituals. It discusses the importance of being consistent with good family rituals and compromising to change rituals that do not work. Doherty states that family rituals provide four important things‚ predictability

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    Family and Fiona

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    her happy. She had to break the chain which seems to have been going on for decades from her mother’s side of the family. She decides not to grow up and be like her mother (Fiona).Fiona is power hungry and does not care what she does or whom she hurts to get to where she wants to be. Even with what she has accumulated she still wants more. She thinks money is all that matters in one’s life. She is too obsessed with making more money. BACKGROUND Fiona grew up being neglected by her own mother (Angela)

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    Family and Father

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    of the most important and respected people in my life. He made a big impact not only on me‚ but on our entire family. He has worked so hard his entire life to ensure that we have everything we need and don’t lack anything. He has taught me important values that I apply in my everyday life. He is my hero and the pillar that keeps our family strong. Single handedly he ensures we have everything we need and are comfortable. We normally have family meetings where we are supposed to air any problems

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    Family Struture

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    The Structure of the Family Elkin and Handel (1978) defined “the family as the first unit with which children have a continuous contact and the first context in which socialization patterns develop” (p.118). The Family Pediatrics Report (2003) explained that the development of children is significantly influenced by interpersonal relationships within the family. Children who are raised by 2 parents‚ who are both responsible and dedicated‚ usually perform well in school (family structure section‚

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    Family Secrets

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    Every Family Has Its Secrets Locked Away Where No One Else Can See Them In many families there is some sort of dysfunction. In some families it might be abuse while in others it might just be a secret that no one in the family wants to tell. The poem “Commitments” by Essex Hemphill shows a prime example of the latter situation. This poem is a good example of a secret that the family does not want to tell because it is about the son being gay. It is unclear throughout the poem if the

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    broken family

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    into violence within society. Broken Family can be describing as a broken home‚ this is where a child doesn’t have a both parent at home. The husband and wife are legally separated. Sometimes death of one member of the family can lead to broken family. Or else broken family is incomplete. However‚ no matter how ideal a family in the terms of their relationship‚ there are still hardships and misunderstandings that will come along the way. Broken family varies from numerous reasons why it had to

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    Family and Grandparents

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    Grandparents play an important role in inculcating good habits in their grandchildren. Grandparents influence their grandchildren in many ways. They are the head of the family who appears as a significant factor in what all a child learns during his or her formative years. Thus understanding them is important and the role that they play in our life holds a great value. Respect your grandparents and complement them so that they feel good.  Grandparents are a big source of developing cultural roots within

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    Joshua Guillen Elchlepp English 101 6-30-13 My Family vs. The Nuclear Family During the 1950’s‚ the ideal American family consisted of a homemaker mother‚ a breadwinner father‚ and a few children who all lived in a house in the suburbs. The family was generally of Christian faith. The father would be the sole provider who goes to work all day to make money to buy the families necessities while the mother would stay home all day‚ taking care of the kids‚ prepare food‚ and

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