ktmeng/mec huggingface dataset:
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The city has received an unprecedented surge of migrants (33) which has resulted in shifting the family structure, leading to loss of support from extended family and households with an absent fathers. Studies from south America; found that although families get financial benefits from the remittance sent back to them, the absence of supportive family especially when it is the father missing reflects negatively on their families’ wellbeing, child’s development and forces mother to play a dual role of both mother and father (34, 35). The responsibility of child care which was once a collective duty as reflected in the old African saying ‘it takes a village to raise a child’ is no more applicable in the urban settings. The continually dissolving social support systems are forcing urban mother to shoulder the full pressure of child care alone; leaving her overwhelmed. This is of great significance for any kind of program, nutritional or otherwise, which depends heavily on the mother’s full participation. The constraining environment does not deter women’s determination to provide for their children; with her mothering responsibilities being the driving force behind her tenacity. However the presence of support from people in the social network was described as the biggest enabler for women to balance their role as a mother and a financial contributor for her family.
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Literature also supports that social support is instrumental in creating opportunities for the mothers to work and earn an income (25) and has also been linked with improved child feeding practices (36). The evolving context in rapidly growing urban cities in low income countries call for innovative programs to support mothers who are enduring very stressful situations. One such initiative could be initiating mother to mother support networks, which has been shown to be successful breast feeding promotion initiatives (37). Additionally, developing subsidized and trustworthy center-based child care services would be economically beneficial for families freeing both parents to participate in the labor market.
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However this should be considered with caution as studies from low and middle income countries did not yield conclusive results on the impacts of subsidized daycare (38, 39). Despite the struggles they encountered, the mothers showed a great deal of determination to offer the best they could for their children. In this context the most prevailing element that seemed to have sustained the mothers and improved their resilience was their strong religious faith, which has also been identified as source of support system by other researchers (40).One can wonder how sustainable this resource can be in the face of frequent resettlement and a shattered collective.
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Pargament et al. (41), speak of religious affiliation as having multiple meanings to people. There is the personal spiritual feeding that a belief system provides; a sense of hope that God will provide which was evident amongst the study participants. Then, there is also a social network that is accessed through group worship; this was not evident in the context of our mothers. Utilizing the existing faith-based organization as a hub for social networking could be an ideal initiative worth exploring. If this mother is the vital linchpin in programs targeting/designed to improve child health, it would therefore be critical to understand the context she operates in. This paper makes an important contribution as much of the existing qualitative studies focusing on women’s status are from South Asia and often directed towards rural populations.
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In Hamlet’, Shakespeare presents families as destructive and flawed perhaps in order to create tragedy as the dysfunctionality of families encourages the necessary conflict for a revenge tragedy. Consequently, this may be one of the main factors for Hamlet’s descent into madness and drive for revenge. However, it could be argued that whilst the dynamics within both families are perhaps dysfunctional and flawed, it also remains positive and just. Shakespeare’s presentation of families as dysfunctional and flawed can be seen through the relationships between both families in Hamlet.
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Hamlet’s relationship with Gertrude is rather complicated in the sense where Hamlet’s resentment for his mother is clear from his interactions with her although, despite this Hamlet still holds her as of a higher status, perhaps due to the maternal bond they share. In this way, Hamlet’s relationship with Gertrude is ultimately flawed as a result of Hamlet’s contempt for Gertrude’s hasty’ marriage to Claudius which is also a major cause of Hamlet’s distress.
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In act 1 scene 2, Hamlet calls his mother cold’ due to her inability to share in the remorse and grief over his late father and contrasts her to a Niobe’ a character in Greek mythology who could not cease crying at the loss of her children, therefore in Hamlet’s eyes she is despicable. Although, Jones argues that Hamlet’s contempt of Gertrude is a result of a Freudian Oedipus complex’ as he obsesses over Gertrude’s sexual antics which is expressed thorough his anger when he is disgusted by the incestuous sheets’ and enseamed bed’ of Gertrude and Claudius.
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His inability to act on his desires and frustration that Claudius can do so is also a driving factor in his revenge plot. Despite this flawed familial betrayal, in act 3 scene 4 Hamlet still refers to her as good mother’, suggesting that he holds her on a pedestal as part of his moral duty towards her as his mother. In comparison, Hamlet parallels King Hamlet and Claudius as Hyperion to a satyr’, this depiction of his father as Hyperion’, Greek god of the sun juxtaposes Claudius’ depiction as a satyr’, a half human, half goat creature associated with drunkenness and lechery which demonstrates Hamlet’s disgust and hatred for his uncle over marrying his mother. Thus, this is illustrative of the family’s flawed and inherently dysfunctional nature.
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On the other hand, Hamlet’s loyalty and high familial regard for both his father and mother shows that families are indeed functional at their moral core. Although, in Margaret Atwood’s critical interpretation of act 3 scene 4, Gertrude talks back’, Atwood implies that Gertrude says handsome isn’t everything, especially in a man’ which suggests that even before every tragic event in the play, their relationship was flawed and dysfunctional as she remained unsatisfied.
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There is a recurring theme of deception between both families which indicates the absence of trust. This can be seen to occur first between Polonius and Laertes in Act 2 scene 1, when Polonius sends Reynaldo to spy on Laertes as he suspects he is up to no good and is worried about their family reputation. He orders Reynaldo to put on him/ what forgeries you please’ and to breathe his faults so quaintly’ as to make it seem like they occurred independently of Laertes in order to teach him the importance of reputation. Polonius seems confident that this is the best way to check up on his son although this act of spying could create a sense of distrust of Polonius from contemporary audiences of the time due to the employment of spies within society under the order of King James I. This also reinforces the idea of surveillance. Greg Doran’s 2008 production allows the audience to watch the play from the perspective of security cameras which represents being under constant surveillance and the invasion of privacy familiar to contemporary and modern audiences alike.
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In addition, this absence of trust for Laertes is also suggestive of Polonius’ own hypocrisy as advises Laertes to Look thou character’, which is ironic as this implies, he trusts in him however we know this is not the case. Moreover, the absence of trust can also be seen between Claudius and Hamlet as he employs two of Hamlet’s friends to spy on him to find out the true cause of his transformation’ and to reveal his lies’. However, it could be argued that Claudius is desperate for information and is more concerned with being found out by Hamlet as guilty in his brother’s murder as he is concerned with Hamlet’s wellbeing. Therefore, the deception within both families illustrate how flawed and dysfunctional the families in Hamlet’ really are as they feel compelled to resort to illegitimate means of gaining information due to the lack of trust and cohesion they fail to uphold as a family. In conclusion, families in Hamlet’ are indeed destructive, flawed and dysfunctional through means of deception and a lack of respect and communication all of which contribute to the revenge plot and the cause of Hamlet’s tragic nature.
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Experts estimate that there is autism in every 2-6 children out of every 1000. In India the prevalence rate of autism is 1 in 250 and 10 million people in India are currently suffering. Autism is a developmental disability marked by an impaired development in social interactions and communication (Quinn & Malone, 2000). Autism is a serious developmental disorder presenting itself at an early stage of life. Autism is defined by low social functioning, impairment in communication, and aggressive and self-destructive behavior. A family with a child having autism must make significant adjustment to cope and function appropriately.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurological disorder that affect brain function and typically appears within the first three years of life. It can affect impairments in multiple areas of development including social interaction, communication, and behavior (Bashir, Bashir, Lone, & Ahmad, 2014). Autism spectrum disorder diagnoses are increasing at an accelerated rate, Dr. N.K. Arora executive director of International Clinic Epidemiology Network Trust (INCLEN) says that 1 to1.5 percent % autistic children are between age two and nine in India and more than ten million children’s in India suffer from autism.
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The survey conducted in 4000 households in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Himachal Pradesh and Goa in collaboration with aims, Thiruvananthapuram medical college and Universities of Stanford and Pennsylvania, US. It was find that prevalence rate of 1 in 66. In the absence of national studies, the estimate rate for autism in India so far varied between an impressionistic 1 in 500 and 1 in 150(Datta, 2013). Making autism the fastest growing developmental disability in the Unites States (Bloch and Weinstein 2010).
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According to the most recent statistics, one in every 68 children is diagnosed with ASD, including one in 42 boys [Centers for Disease Control (CDC) 2014] (Reinke & Solhein, 2014). As a challenge to the family, autism must rank among the most stressful of childhood developmental disabilities. Problem with communication, emotional expression and antisocial behaviors, all combined to place tremendous stress on the families of children with autism (Gray, 2006). And the Caregivers are those persons who take care of autistic child most often they are parents. In this research the researcher tries to understand the problems faced by the parents and the coping strategies developed by parents to overcome those problems and also social support received from different groups and their hope level also evaluated. Autism is a brain disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate, form relationship with others, and respond appropriate to the external world. People with the condition often exhibit repetitive behavior or narrow, obsessive interests. Other characteristics of autism include problems with verbal and nonverbal communication and social interaction. Scientists aren’t certain what cause the disorder, but it’s likely that both genetics and environmental play a role (emedtv: Autism, 2013).
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Autism is classified as a main subgroup in pervasive developmental disorder and it is come up with social interaction, having a delay or/and unusual functionality in language or symbolic and imaginary games, which are used in social communication and various fixations. Reluctance of social interaction with other people, limitations in eye contact, inability in especially symbolic and imaginary activities such as game can be seen in children (Meral, 2012) ASD Can be associated with intellectual disability. Difficulties in motor coordination and attention and physical health issues such as sleep and gastrointestinal disturbances. Some person’s with ASD excel in visual skills, music, math and art.
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Each individual with autism is unique. Many of those on the autism spectrum have exceptional abilities in visual skills, music and academic skills. About 40% have average to above average intellectual abilities. Indeed, many persons on the spectrum take deserved pride in their distinctive abilities and ‘atypical’ ways of viewing the world. Others with autism have significant disability and are unable to live independently. About one third of people with ASD are nonverbal but can learn to communicate using other means. Autism speak The above are different definition on Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) is a complex neurological disorder that affects brain function and typically appears within the first three years of life. It causes impairments in multiple areas of development including social interaction, communication, and behaviour (Bashir, Bashir, Lone, & Ahmad, 2014). It all the major area of individual life its also effects normal function of individual and his family child with autism will be behaving not have any contact with society and he/she will be in their own world and each person differ in their own way.
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Each child has a rewards chart on the wall, if they do their work well, complete their homework, help other children or do especially well in their paired reading they get a star. Once their chart is filled with stars they get to choose a reward from the teacher. Doing this with the children helps to create a positive impact by motivating the children to do their work to the best of their ability and helps them to set a target for themselves. This method of rewards helps to respect each child’s individual talents and efforts. It doesn’t only show respect for those with academic talents but also those who are kind and helpful to others. Promoting Anti Discriminatory Practice I observed two special needs assistants working in the school.
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The assistants are allocated to the children who have been identified as having a specific special educational need. The assistants help to ensure the child can do the work he/she is given; they spend one on one time with their allocated child to make sure the work is explained in a way they understand. The assistant is always there to help the child with any questions they have on their set tasks. This has a positive impact on the child and makes them feel a sense of belonging in the school setting, as well as ensures their right to an education is being met. It also makes sure everyone has the same opportunities regardless of ability. It allows them to meet their goals and achieve set targets just like their peers. The staff and children celebrate different cultural holidays such as Christmas, Diwali, Easter and Chinese New Year. For example, when the school is celebrating Easter they take a full week and dedicate it to fun activities surrounding the Easter story. This educates children of all backgrounds on a very highly celebrated occasion and the real meaning behind Easter. This has a positive impact because it shows that everyone in the school setting is respected by all no matter what background they come from. This also educates children about other religious aspects and different cultural beliefs. It teaches them to respect others and their traditions, helping to create a sense of belonging within the setting for those pupils who belong to these different cultures.
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The school also has a culture day, this is where the kitchen staff prepare different dishes from various cultures and countries to give the pupils a taste of other cultural foods. This helps to promote cultural diversity and anti-discrimination. It will help the children to grow up to be more tolerant of difference and create a more harmonious environment in the school and wider local community. Teachers and classroom assistants encourage the children to play with whatever toys they choose. For example, if a boy decided that he wanted to play with a doll which is generally stereotyped as a girls’ toy, he is allowed to do so. His choices are not limited because of his gender. This has a positive impact on the children because it makes them feel included and gives them a sense of belonging. It also gives the child a sense of independence as they are free to make their own decisions. This will boost their self-esteem and sense of belonging in the school setting. Promoting Individual Rights and Choices The pupils are given a choice of what they would like to eat for lunch, the kitchen staff provide a variety of healthy options for the children to choose from. This has a positive impact as it allows the children to have a sense of independence when choosing what they want to eat. This also ensures that the children are eating a balanced diet that meets their individual dietary needs. It promotes equality and inclusion for children who cannot eat certain foods due to their beliefs or dietary needs.
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The canteen staff make sure to cater to the needs of every child, for example they make gluten-free meals for children with celiac disease and have a vegetarian option for those who chose not to eat meat or can’t eat meat. The canteen staff also make sure they do not use any ingredients that might trigger an allergic reaction in any of the children, such as nuts and eggs to ensure all children no matter what their dietary requirements can eat what they want. The children are given some choices about their school uniform options. The girls are allowed to choose whether they wear trousers or skirts. This has a positive impact as the girls may feel more comfortable wearing trousers. It gives them a sense of autonomy in their lives and respects their individual choices. As a result, they may feel happier in the setting as their wishes are being respected. It will also boost their self-esteem. The children in the school setting have the right to feel safe secure.
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During my visits to the setting I have observed that all the main entrance doors are operated by buzzer system. To gain access to the building visitors must ring the buzzer and identify themselves and the purpose of their visit to office secretary before being allowed to enter the setting. Every member of staff has a key fob to allow them entry into the building. Visitors must report straight to reception and sign in. They are then given a visitor badge to identify them to others. This badge is returned to the office when they are leaving and signing out. This ensures that all pupils and staffs right to safety and security is maintained. It is also reassuring for parents as they know intruders or unsuitable members of the public cannot access keeping their children safe at all times. CCTV was also in operation.
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It is difficult for ladies to surrender their employments and be housewives and this does once in a while bring about some outrage that they may convey with them. Ladies believe that they surrender much more than men and this is the reason they have outrage to discharge. All ladies need is for men to get them and help out additional, also having adaptable hours at work would be pleasant. As expressed in the perusing ladies would prefer not to feel like they are getting “”kissed off by a welcome card occasion”” they like to be treated as such each day of the year.
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The lady who composed the ‘Understanding Mom’ article recounts the tale of her parenthood and the disappointment of her marriage. In the wake of clarifying her loss of a spouse, she clarified how she was motivated to seek after advanced education and to turn into a specialist, of sorts. She at that point has a discussion with her good old mother who, subsequent to seeing everything that happened to her girl, expressed on the off chance that she hadn’t experienced the separation, at that point she could never need to return to class. The lady in the story comprehends her moms’ position since she was brought up in an alternate timeframe when ladies didn’t work outside of the house frequently. In a manner, she composes as though her separation was something to be thankful for.
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Providing them safety and ways that make them feel secure will enable them to express their anger. Encouraging the child to look at things that belong to the deceased person like showing them pictures of them. Encouraging the child to remember something special that was a part of them, this will make them feel closer to them. Toys that are close to them or pets that they love and comforts them when they are grieving because it makes them feel calm and comforts them.
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If it is suitable for a group then it should be fine. Drawing can help the child to express through creating a picture or anything that they can express their feelings. Reminding the child of special days of their loved one who has passed away, Such as, birthdays, fathers day, mothers day. Encouraging them to create or make something for them. When children develop over time it is important that they need to see the dead person again. They need to accept the sad tragedy of their loss as they grow and develop.
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As a result, it assists the children and teens to: Should be informed what has happened with honesty. Reassuring them they are still cherished. They are allowed to say their goodbyes. Engaging in ritual and ceremony. Understanding them that what they feel is a normal thing to experience. They should be allowed to enjoy themselves. Express emotions. Encouraging them that there will be a time that their grief will fade, but they won’t forget the loved one that passed away.
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Minor Children and Mental Health. Can a minor child’s doctor talk to the child’s parents about the patient’s mental health status and needs? According to the Department of Health and Human Services, parents are acting representatives for minor children and doctors and discuss information about a minor children with the expectation of a few rules when A parent is not treated as a minor child’s representative, 1) when state law does not need, 2) someone other than the parent is authorized, 3) parent agrees to a confidential relationship between the minor and health care provider. The other way that a doctor cannot discuss the minor child’s condition is if the parent is being treated for mental health issues. (Ocr, “2092-Can a minor child’s doctor talk to the child’s parent about the patient’s mental health status and needs?”, 2017)
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Psychotherapy Notes. Does a parent have a right to receive a copy of psychotherapy notes about a child’s mental health treatment? The answer to this is very simple and is no and always will be NO you cannot attain psychotherapy notes, however, if it’s in a medical record and it’s about the diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment plans the parent can get those records but the psychotherapy notes are normally used for the provider to give treatment for the patient. You should always consult with the state that you live to make sure that the laws are being followed correctly for your state. Doctor notification of overdose. When does HIPAA allow a doctor to notify an individual’s family, friends, or caregivers that a patient has overdosed, e.g., because of opioid abuse? There are 6 explanations for when a doctor might release information to a family member or caregiver. When the patient can make health care decisions but does not object?
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When the family member or caregiver has been involved with the patient’s health care. The patient could make health care decisions when the information was shared, and the doctor can reasonably infer. The patient is incapacitated, and the health care doctor determines, based on a professional judgment it is in the patient’s best interest. When necessary to prevent a serious and imminent threat to the health of patient of one around the patient. If the patients are unable to make their decision doctors will always use correct judgment and do what is best for the patient.
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Argues that arranged marriages have two related cultural aspects. One is where one of the partner, usually the woman, is forced into marriage and has not given their consent to enter into the relationship. Whereas, the other is the match making process where third parties choose spouses for the marrying agents. The research claims that not enough attention has been paid to the various issues that limit the marital choice for women and discusses policies and legalities that are slowly coming into place to battle arranged marriages.
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The role of women in society has been greatly overseen in the last few decades. In the early days women were seen as wives who were intended to cook, clean, and take care of the kids. They were not allowed to vote while men took care of having jobs and paying any bills that had to be paid. Women have always been mistreated and seen as inferior, when compared to men’s physical strength and ways of thinking. But with the development of industry, the role of women in modern society has significantly changed after the First World War.
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Like a financial expert they meet the challenges of the present times of ever rising prices in their own income. Outside, they work shoulder-to-shoulder with men almost in all the areas. They are educated. Many of them are financially independent. Modern women are more aware than their predecessor of their rights and are keen to exercise them. They know their worth in within the family, in the society and in the world. It did not happen overnight. Women fought a fierce battle to reach up-to present position. They continuously worked hard to get equality, liberty and opportunity.
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Although gender stereotyping and role conformity often arise among kids in social situations, several strategies have been proposed which can help reduce the problem. Children are under constant pressure to be popular and to conform to their peer classes. Working out realistic situations in a secure and controlled schoolroom is a suitable way to prepare students for situations which may arise in the future. This brief describes eight strategies that can be used to reduce gender stereotyping and gender role conformity in children while providing an example of each.
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Children who live in families where individual differences are emphasized are more likely to have reduced stereotypical attitudes and behaviors. For example, a father making positive remarks about another man due to their differences, may encourage his children from adopting stereotypical attitudes and behaviors related with their own genders. Avoiding unnecessary references to gender and gender stereotypes in utterances also reduce this problem. Evading generic labels and utterances prevents children from viewing same-sex persons as the same and accommodating gender stereotypes. For example, instead of saying, ‘most girls like art’, one should say, ‘Susie likes art.’ Identifying people by their names discourages children from generalizing a habit to a particular gender and giving them the idea that the habit can be found in either gender.
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The fifth method to reduce gender stereotyping and role conformity in children is to offer non-gender-stereotyped models. This entails allowing children to attend non-stereotyped activities conducted by adults. It also involves exposing children to adults in non-stereotyped occupations, a process which stimulates kids’ awareness of the various choices that are available to them. For instance, when children meet adult female engineers, it may give them the idea that the profession is not entirely for male gender. The sixth strategy is to emphasize the complexity of gender groups. By recognizing the ability of a certain gender group, children get to know of their potential and the prospects that exist out there. For instance, guardians and teachers should use comments like ‘some boys are good at science, and some girls are good at maths.’ Such comments enlighten kids that individual performance is determined by ability and interest instead of gender.
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The seventh strategy for reducing gender stereotyping and role conformity in children is planning for mixed-sex interaction. Parents, teachers, and guardians can arrange for social gatherings where children interact with other children of different sex. It has been shown that kids who are given the opportunities to participate in joint undertakings with opposite-sex peers are less likely to develop gender typecasts. For example, parents can organize a birth-day party, where they invite their friends’ kids of either sex. When kids gather, play, and interact together, it makes them less likely to develop stereotypes since they will be looking at other sexes as themselves.
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Discussing gender biases with children is the last strategy for reducing gender stereotypes. Parents, teachers, and guardians have a role to share certain social roles with their children. Such explanations help children to understand the source of bias and how to reject justifications based on distinctive sex differences. For example, a parent can explain to their children that any gender can serve as president. This conversation can encourages their children of either gender to ignore explanations suggesting otherwise. Therefore, those who spend more time with children should discuss gender biases with children to enlighten them on how to identify such biases and how to reject them.
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All parents are not the same as children. Every person has a different approach for each activity. Thus parenting approaches are also of a different kind. Today, We will discuss the types of approaches that parents adopt to nurturing their children. Positive Parenting Approach: When we are talking about the powerful parenting then the name positive parenting comes. It is all about the power of a positive attitude which grows beautifully with unconditional love and affection. The perfect parents approach this parenting type, for this their deep presence and attention for their children is required.
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Parents give space to their children as well as support them in their decision making. Children also show respect and dignity for their parents. Ultimately positive parenting creates a disciplined environment in the parent-child relationship. This parenting approach brings out the best in children by cultivating the talents and abilities that they already have and empowering them and building high self-esteem in them. Emotional or Intuitive Parenting Approach: This is also known as the attachment parenting approach.
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Religious or Spiritual Parenting Approach: Let your child do what he/she wants to do is the approach of this parenting. Spiritual parenting is not about worshipping the specific God or focused on any particular religion, but it is about full acceptance. This parenting is rooted in modern teachings and is about respecting each child’s individuality, to develop his/her own beliefs. The unique personality and potential in children raise highly aware and conscious children. For this approach parents, themselves have to be role model in their children’s life.
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Nurturant Parenting Approach: It is also known as slow parenting. It does not mean that parents are very slow in doing things for their children. But on the other sense doing qualitative rather than quantitative things. Create meaningful connections with your kids and being present for them in every situation. Nurturing good habits in them and do not focus on results and competition but focus on their life as a process or journey. Allow your child to take risks to know themselves their strengths and weaknesses. Let them be creative and use their mind to grow them better and make their own decisions.
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There is a photograph of my dad, my grandfather, my grandmother and I that I remember vividly. My mom took this photograph when they were over to celebrate my grandfather’s birthday. My grandparents had such an impact in my life when I was younger. I can remember that when my mom took this picture, we were just beginning to sit down on the couch in our cozy living room and eat some delightful and rich strawberry shortcake. The flavors from the cake were extremely sweet just like a fresh and juicy strawberry.
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Once they arrived at Elis Island in New York, they took a bus to small town in Bedford Hills, New York. My grandma met my grandfather once they got off the bus. Also, when she started working at a local restaurant called Tip’s Spot luncheonette in a small town called Bedford Hills, New York that my grandfather owned. Furthermore, my parents have helped me understand my full name and heritage as well. I sat down with my mom and dad on March 26, 2020 and we discussed my full name.
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According to my mom Karen and my dad Gene that the reason why they choose my first name Samantha was because in the year of 1999, my name was one of the most popular names. Also, they were debating between Samantha and Siobhan. Suddenly, my mom and dad were sitting on the couch and watching television one night and they decided on the name of Samantha. My dad told me that my middle name Lynne was given to me in honor of my late grandmother’s name Lynn.
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In addition, there some interesting facts and things that I did not know about my first name. ‘There are three different countries that use my name which are English, Italy and Dutch.’ (Campbell, Mike. ‘Meaning, Origin and History of the Name Samantha.’ Behind the Name, 2019, www.behindthename.com/name/samantha.) In my opinion, there is such an amazing biblical meaning to my first name. According to Names, (Biblical Baby. ‘Samantha Baby Name Meaning, Origin and Description of Biblical Character.’ Biblical, 2005, www.biblical-baby-names.com/meaning-of-samantha.html.), the biblical meaning of Samantha is intended to be a feminine form of SAMUEL, using the name suffix antha (possibly inspired by Greek О±ОЅОёОїП‚ (anthos) meaning “flower”). The meaning of my name in the testimony of God is God hearing. In the 18th century the name was uncommon until the year of 1964. In 1964, the name became common due to the main character in Bewitched had the name of Samantha.
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I wanted to include my middle name because there is a lot of sentimental meaning to it. My middle name is Lynne. My parents gave me that name because it was my late grandma’s dying wish. (McDermott, Karen & Gene, Personal Interview, March 2020). The three origins of where my middle name came from is England, Ireland and Gaelic. (Pedia, Baby Names. ‘Lynn — Meaning of Lynn.’ Lynn — Meaning of Lynn, What Does Lynn Mean?, 2009, www.babynamespedia.com/meaning/Lynn/f.). I loved going back in history to find out some neat facts on my middle name. ‘Lynn has 23 forms that are used in English and foreign languages. Lynn is unusual as a baby girl name. Its usage peaked modestly in 1956 with 0.376% of baby girls being named Lynn. It was #58 in rank then. The baby name has fallen out of favor since then and is used only on a very light scale now.
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Among the family of girl names directly related to Lynn, Gracelyn was the most frequently used in 2018. Although Lynn is today more frequently used for baby girls, there was a period prior to 1941 when more boys were given the name. After 1942, increasingly the name became more popular with baby girls than with boys. In 1986, 6 times more baby girls than boys were given the name Lynn.’ (Pedia, Baby Names. ‘Lynn — Meaning of Lynn.’ Lynn — Meaning of Lynn, What Does Lynn Mean, 2009, www.babynamespedia.com/meaning/Lynn/f.). My mom even told me that there are some neat adjectives that describe my middle. They are listed as followed; means clever, admirable, frugal, manly, beloved, darling, special, loyal, upbeat, formal and valued. (McDermott, Karen & Gene, Personal Interview, March 2020).
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Furthermore, my last name McDermott means “Son of DIARMAID”. The McDermott’s were nobility in the Kingdom of Connaught, a province in Ireland. (Berry, Name. ‘Home.’ Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names, 2020, nameberry.com/babyname/McDermott.). ‘According to a user from United Kingdom, the name McDermott is of Irish origin and means improvising, tough, fightful and free from envy.’ (‘What Does the Name McDermott Mean?’ Edited by U.S Census Bureau, The Meaning of Names, 2020, www.names.org/n/mcdermott/about.). McDermott is a common Irish surname that means, as all Mc or Mac names do, “son of” then Dermott or Dermot, which is an Anglicization of the Irish Gaelic Diarmaid. The legendary Diarmaid was the lover of Grainne and the real King Diarmaid, in the twelfth century, first invited the English into Ireland. Actor Dermot Mulroney made his name famous in the U.S. (Berry, Name. ‘Home.’ Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names 2020, nameberry.com/babyname/McDermott.).
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‘As a last name McDermott was the 1, 151st most popular name in 2010. The oldest recorded birth by the Social Security Administration for the name McDermott is Saturday, October 31st, 1885. From 1880 to 2018 less than 5 people per year have been born with the first name McDermott. Hoorah! You are a unique individual. In 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau surveyed 30, 528 people with the last name McDermott. One interesting fact that I found as I was researching my last name is If you manage to meet 100, 000 people in your life, chances are that 10 of them will have McDermott as their last name.’ (‘What Does the Name McDermott Mean?’ Edited by U.S Census Bureau, The Meaning of Names, 2020, www.names.org/n/mcdermott/about.).
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In conclusion, I really enjoyed doing this research paper because I discovered neat facts about my full name that I never knew about before. I would say that the most difficult part to this whole process of the research paper was the research part. Researching my first last name Tipa was difficult but I could not find any facts for it. That’s when my mom and my boyfriend Nick suggested to me to use my second last name which is McDermott. Overall, this whole experience was amazing for me because not only did I look back on an old photograph but I was able to make memories with my Mom and Dad; but yet I was able to understand my family history as well.
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One possible advantage of doing a family business that family member may work harder than the salaried employees because the family members who are doing their family business, they have a vested interest in their family business’s growth. In addition, most of the business hire their family member to know the business process and be proficient in their business because when they die or retire from their business, their family member who are hired to be proficient at that business can be expert and have reached the level which can run their business well. So, they do not need to be worried to their business.
Topic: family

The next advantage is that most of the people feel comfortable while working with their family member in stead of working with other people because they do not need to take the time to get to know each other and find out their likes and dislike. This is because each employee is well known. Usually, in a family business, people understand that their individual actions do more than a personal paycheck.Working together with the family members will help to feel at home and allow to associate the workplace with a belonging atmosphere. Therefore, the person who are working with his family is probably receive more help and also will be more easy to ask for help.Family-owned companies also deploy products with a greater consumer presence due to tradition, hard work and craftsmanship. Think about Levi, Gucci, Beretta, Chevrolet, Adidas, Hasbro, Mars. Such businesses ’ popularity can be tied back to their family appeal. Family business also have disadvantages. Although the family company is the world’s most successful type of enterprise, there are also family businesses that struggle because the drawbacks outweigh the advantages.
Topic: family

In the unification of two minds, orientation of sexuality is irrelevant. (Naskar), and as we progress as a modernized society, we continually find ourselves breaking down the walls of the traditional belief that has been embedded in our society for decades, if not centuries. Today, it’s actually more often than not frowned upon to put either gender in a box over martial or work roles. People become very out of touch when the issue doesn’t affect their lives directly, if at all, as (Bornstein) states “it’s easy to fictionalize an issue when you’re not aware of the many ways in which you are privileged by it.
Topic: family

It’s people’s own personal family life, and a separate different way of life that is seemingly no harm to society directly is a right any family can pursue, but it is a topic that’s highly disputed and debated today. Why is it so bad to be a successful working mom, while dad stays home with the kids? Why does it matter what gender does what? Why can’t they let their children dress how they want, or play with what they want? If everyone is happy and contributing, why can’t people normally look the other way? There’s also already an ingrained opinion that even a “single” parent isn’t ideal, or having “gay parents” will make a child grow up confused.
Topic: family

“Accepted social gender roles and expectations are so entrenched in our culture that most people cannot imagine it any other way. As a result, individuals fitting neatly into this expectation rarely if ever question what gender really means. They have never had to because the system has worked for them.” (Petrikowski), and it’s this idea that we see the major flaw in our society as a whole. We often forget that it doesn’t matter who is being brought up by whom, or who is raising what child what way, but more HOW one does their best as a parent or spouse that reflects the absolute best of society. You’re not wrong for wanting to be a stay at home dad, you’re not evil for letting your daughter dress in boy clothes, and even though we are working hard to bring in these new norms, there are still many obstacles ahead.
Topic: family

To sum up, most of the time the people of society just like to make simple things difficult. And most forget “what matters most is not ’what’ you are, but ’who’ you are.” (Stokes). Gender should not matter that much anymore, because it won’t be much longer until the traditional genderization of people, work, and family life will not only be abnormal, it will be practically discriminating against people just trying to live their happiest of lives. Within reason, everyone should be allowed to do what they want and not be sexualized!
Topic: family

When one spends their time concentrating on a singular sexuality people should be, or what gender roles one person or the other should follow, many fail to see the bigger picture, “gender is like a Rubik’s Cube with one hundred squares per side, and every time you twist it to take a look at another angle, you make it that much harder a puzzle to solve.” (Killermann). Just because we all have been raised with different views, and have been able to formulate our own opinions about the aspects of life so far, doesn’t mean that we may all need to make a drastic change in our viewpoints, and hopefully the change can come sooner, rather than later.
Topic: family

It is observed that JJ often hits out on his parents and siblings when he is upset or even at times for no reasons. Hitting others for a 3-years old can be a natural response to a child’s frustrations or angers or unmet needs. However, JJ’s behaviour does not conform to a normal schema according to Piaget’s theory, that a child grows in stages due to maturation biologically and in his interaction with his environment. JJ also should have the ability to express in simple sentences to make his needs known to his moms, but most time he resorts to physical aggressive.
Topic: family

In his hitting behaviour, JJ is still getting the attention as a 3-years old would need from his caregiver. This hitting behaviour continues to be reinforced because it serves to meet JJ’s need of attention and connection with his mom at this age. JJ uses two words ‘stupid’ and ‘idiot’ to insult the mom when he is being put on time-out. To have a 3-years old to use such language is inappropriate. He probably has picked up the words from the parents in their conversations.
Topic: family

In the Social-Emotional Development, every child is unique and has his own temperament and personality. As the child interacts with his social environment and culture, the people around him, the child would make sense of his world and develop his worldview towards people. A responsible and responsive parent or caregiver also would contribute to a child’s positive development. JJs exhibits many episodes of screaming, bawling, hitting, crying and other outbursts of tantrum. This may be due to JJ’s mom who has often use time-out to curb his misbehaviour. She seems to be drained, out of control and stressed in managing the household. Her low mood and negative and intense emotions may have impacted JJ in a negative way, as children of angry parents tends to be more aggressive and noncompliant. JJ learns to react whenever he is upset. Even when his siblings are playing by themselves besides him and have not disturbed him, he also chooses to hit out at them. What we see is JJ displaying intense anger and outburst in great frequency.
Topic: family

My first adventure time traveling I decided to go to Ancient Rome in approximately the 15th century which was considered the Rome Renaissance. During the time I was there the Renaissance was significant because of all changes overall that occurred. The most significant changes that emerged as a result of the Renaissance I saw was in Europe architecture, art, literature, mathematics, music, philosophy, politics, religion and science. I noticed these fields flourished during the time frame of the Renaissance and led to many people questioning long held beliefs about each.
Topic: family

Women of the elite classes supervised a domestic staff and oversaw the education of their children. I did also notice that not only was the women unnoticed and did the less demanding jobs they also were invisible in most genealogies. As a member of a family line, an individual belongs by related through male parents. Women had a special responsibility for maintaining the honor of their husbands’ families by being above reproach sexually. I found out through various observations that women were expected to be virgins before marriage and to remain true to their husbands. I viewed that a common view of married life was that the husband was superior to the wife and was the master of the household.
Topic: family

Women had few legal rights. Scholars generally agree, however, that women were usually treated well and enjoyed a degree of equality with their husbands. A man may have had authority over his wife, but he was expected to provide for her, protect her, treat her kindly, and make sure she was taken care of in the event of his death. In addition, individual relationships created different types of marriages. If a man was much older than his wife, there tended to be more inequality, as was the case in many upper-class marriages.