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  • Parent Their Own Children
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    Family Values By: isa student As I was wondering about what to write about, I realized that the debilitation of the family unit is what causes so many of the problems today. Drugs, sex, and violence are all prompted by a lack of respect for bodies and other people. Children need to be loved, encouraged, and taught. Without proper guidance a child will not have the confidence or knowledge to make good, morally sound decisions. I feel that the rebuilding of family values will enable children to be...
  • Thing As A One Minute Parent
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    Christopher A. Schulz The Value of Families Society and family value have changed into an institutionalized process. A transformation has taken place within communities altering the traditional family ways. The system in which one parent worked, while the other parent tended to the children has almost become obsolete. This change triggered the formation of a discombobulated society where greed motivates both parents in the work force, leaving their children to be raised by institutions consistin...
  • Good Parents
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    Instilling a Child's Values Some people think that a child learns only by what his or her parents teach them, while others believe that a child is born with a set of values. In actuality, a child's values are mostly determined by the things they are taught by their parents. As parents, couples have many responsibilities toward their child; the most important responsibility is teaching them good values and judgement. A parent should behave as though they would want their child to behave, give the...
  • Of The Many Values My Parents
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    Family Values There are so many various types of people with different ethnic backgrounds, culture and manner of living that are the cause of distinct values in a family. These families have poor, mediocre or virtuous family values, however what one may consider as a mediocre family value may seem poor to someone else and vice-versa. These family values differ from family to family world-wide. The most significant values are family unity, honesty and education. Family unity, is a family being to...
  • Table In The Database Hier
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    Foreword Since I am more comfortable with creative writing and fiction, I decided to write this paper as a short story about three members of the Database Family. The story is narrated by the youngest member, who is observing the interaction between the three great women. The characters are Hier, Nettie, and Rela. Heir will discuss the workings of the Hierarchal database, including its history, failures, and successes. Nettie, short for Network, will further explain when the Network Database fam...
  • Positive Discipline And Values Parents
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    Children are wonderful. Their beauty and inviting dependence brings palpable meaning to life, a voice that speaks the purpose of life. Their beauty contains our truth, the truth of our purpose here on earth. Their beauty and the feelings they invoke within us are sufficient to know what we should focus upon. Sacrifices, positive discipline, and values parents implant in their children will help them determine the person they grow up to be. A child is like a sponge that absorbs their parent's tho...
  • Traditional And Western Value
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    We are born with identities. When we were just small kids, we were shaped by our parents and given the identity they created for us. It is only until we grow up and come into contact with modern or foreign culture and value that our identity is challenged and then we start to search for our true identity. The identity we look for may not necessarily be totally different from the identity we used to have. But the searching process allows us to re-think about our identity in the modern world. In a...
  • Values And Attitudes Of Today's Generation
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    Over the past 40 years the world had changed in countless ways that directly affect the values and attitudes of today's generation. The majority of these changes are negative, giving children the wrong perspective of positive attitudes and good wholesome values that is so important for the future. Since the majority of a persons values and attitudes are acquired early in life, children are the most influenced by the issues affecting the world today. Because of the high demand of today's society,...
  • American Dream Edward Albee
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    Edward Albee, "The American Dream' Essay, Research Edward Albee, "The American Dream' Edward Albee's, "The American Dream' Edward Albee is considered by many to be one of the most influential playwrights of the seventeenth century. Albee wrote his plays around the typical themes associated with the American drama. They were not just plays about family life; instead, they frequently focused on family dysfunctions and the underlying motives of family structure. In his works, Albee portrays many of...

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