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    stressful event. Most children are not prepared for the upcoming split of his/her parents. Studies have shown that less than 10% of children have support from grownups outside the family during the worst part of the divorce. The other 90% of children don’t have anyone. A divorce can affect a child in many ways. For example‚ their grades could drop drastically or they can be very unpleasant to be around. Each child is affected differently by divorce depending on their age. Children from ages 3-5 will

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    In the essay “School Is Bad for Children‚” John Holt argues the ways schools teach children is not right for them. He suggests many things to fix the problems. The first thing he mentions is abolishing compulsory school. Compulsory school is a strict law that demands people send their children to go to school. Holt says this law helps nobody‚ neither children nor teachers. If this rule was abolished‚ many things would happen with advantages and disadvantages. Children would have freedom for making

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    Divorce is always bad for children? One of the most frequently asked questions “Is divorce harmful to children?”. There are numerous discussions about the effects of divorce on children and most people and researches say that divorce has a negative influence on children. These children have more psychological and behavioral problems than children who live in married two-parent families. I agree with that because I think that normal psychological development and well-being of children are directly connected

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    be good for children. This is because television can make children more violent due to violent content and because television may have a negative influence on children’s schoolwork. One problem is that television makes children more aggressive. Oftentimes‚ especially in the evenings and on cable television there is a lot of violence depicted in programs. Children are often exposed to these programs‚ and there are some people that believe that these programs can even make children more violent

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    Most people think that gender roles are genetically ingrained upon our brains and that naturally we just follow them‚ but very few people actually know that gender roles are bad for children. The University of Warwick did a study that followed the interactions of a group of 14-year-olds for three months. The doctor that controlled this study‚ Dr Maria do Mar Pereira‚ said that “Young people try to adapt their behavior according to these pressures to fit into society. One of the pressures is that

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    physical act of going to school is very different on a person to person level. That is why I believe that it’s important to look at and compare the writing of Lynda Barry titled The Sanctuary of School‚ and the writing of John Holt titled School Is Bad For Children. In her article Barry describes to her audience a very personal story of her childhood growing up in a family that didn’t really notice her and the only way for her to feel noticed was to attend school. And in his article‚ Holt chose to talk

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    Many children in today’s society experience living with only one biological parent. With divorce rates and illegitimate children climbing‚ many kids are forced to live with their parents boyfriends or girlfriends‚ that later become a stepparent. In a study evidence shows‚ “For example‚ the percentage of children living in two-parent homes decreased from over 85 percent in 1968 to less than 70 percent in 2003”.(U.S. Bureou of the Cenus). Increasing in popularity was divorce and childrens living with

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    I chose to create a story box of one of my childhood favorites‚ Katy No-Pocket by Emmy Payne. I can use this story box in the reading center in my classroom. The students in the center can retell the story with the props. Before this story box becomes a part of my reading center‚ I would do a close reading of Katy No-Pocket. I would focus on the story elements to make sure the children had an understanding of the story itself. I would talk about the characters‚ the settings‚ the challenges that Katy

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    EARTHQUAKE Introduction: An earthquake (also known as a quake‚ tremor or temblor) is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth’s crust that creates seismic waves. The seismicity‚ seismism or seismic activity of an area refers to the frequency‚ type and size of earthquakes experienced over a period of time. Earthquakes are measured using observations from seismometers. The moment magnitude is the most common scale on which earthquakes larger than approximately 5 are reported for the

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    Separation‚ which is generally outlined as the lawful disintegration of marriage or the termination of an existing relationship or union‚ is tragically commonplace in today’s publicly accepted norms. In relational unions with a considerable measure of clashes‚ separate appears to be a last result. Be that as it may‚ the outcome is not just the legitimate end of marriage‚ and yet the impact of separation which youngsters need to experience. For grown-ups‚ separation is a summation‚ however for

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