Taking sides
Subtitle: Clashing views in childhood and society
By: selected, edited, and with introductions by Robert L. DelCampo, Diana S. DelCampo, Kourtney T. Vaillancourt
Edition: 9th ed.
Publisher: McGraw Hill
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 385
ISBN-13: 9780078050213
Subjects: Social conditions; Parent and child; Child welfare; Children
Other titles: Clashing views in childhood and society; Childhood and society
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Is institutional child care beneficial to children?; title: Does maternal employment have negative effects on children's development?; title: Should scientists be allowed to clone children?; title: Do federal laws make transracial adoptions more commonplace?; title: Is spanking detrimental to children?; title: Are fathers really necessary?; title: Does divorce create long-term negative effects for children?; title: Is viewing television violence harmful for children?; title: Does marriage improve living standards for children?; title: Do children who are homeschooled have a limited view of society?; title: Is television viewing responsible for the rise in childhood obesity?; title: Do bilingual education programs help non-English-speaking children succeed?; title: Is gay adoption and foster parenting healthy for children?; title: Should the HPV vaccination be mandatory for girls in later childhood?; title: Are male teens more aggressive than female teens?; title: Is abstinence-only sex education the best way to teach about sex?; title: Is the internet a safe place for teens to explore?