Acknowledgements
First of all, I would like to thank my parents for giving me the chance to enroll in this class. I would like to thank them for the financial and supportive help in terms of my education. I would also like to thank my siblings, for my sister that helped me relieve stress after writing essays. Also for my brother for giving me a distraction from pressure by calling me and texting me sometimes when he is bored. Thank you James for getting me those extra points in the group quizzes by being competitive and quick witted. Thank you for watching Snowden with me that I know made you paranoid about your laptop camera. Thank you for lending your laptop that I would not be a able to finish if you did not. Thank you for giving your …show more content…
The questionnaire consists questions regarding relationships and children. I distribute them to the class and my roommates. It was not that surprising that the results were evenly distributed among the answers as people have different experiences that shape on how they think about relationships. Most of us in class are not married yet so the topic of children is still not that inclined in their lives.
In the topic of birth and children, I asked my parents, my parent’s friend, and my friend’s parents. Most of them are in their 40’s or 50’s now. They prefer to have two children as it is the perfect family image. Three children are sometimes hard for those in the middle class family as it is financially an extra head to feed. My grandparents had eleven siblings and it was hard to eat.
For the people getting married, they have ideas of having children. People who lived in Singapore, China, and Korea wants a child but no more than one as it is hard for them to take care with their busy lives. Couples are encouraged to have children but most of them decline and focus on their careers. According to BBC news, “Singapore is facing the challenge of an aging population and low birth rates, so its government is actively encouraging young citizens to get on with starting a family.” …show more content…
Sal Khan, the founder of Khan Academy believed that intelligence is not fixed rather build up. It is not our blood, but we can make them like us. They would have a bigger appreciation towards us as they feel that someone is willing to take care of them and provide them in their lives. There is also an option to try to have the baby through other people’s uterus of their uterus is not strong enough to conceive the baby, like embryo transfer. The baby would still have the genes from the partners just how they deliver the baby is different.
As adults, we need to be prepared to take care of our family, so if we are financially lacking, we have to work hard to have sufficient wealth. Not just for our family, also for us to have a good life. It is important for us to be able to stand on our own feet before having extra responsibilities. A lot of people think too much of themselves, on their happiness forgetting that we are here to populate the
First of all, I would like to thank my parents for giving me the chance to enroll in this class. I would like to thank them for the financial and supportive help in terms of my education. I would also like to thank my siblings, for my sister that helped me relieve stress after writing essays. Also for my brother for giving me a distraction from pressure by calling me and texting me sometimes when he is bored. Thank you James for getting me those extra points in the group quizzes by being competitive and quick witted. Thank you for watching Snowden with me that I know made you paranoid about your laptop camera. Thank you for lending your laptop that I would not be a able to finish if you did not. Thank you for giving your …show more content…
The questionnaire consists questions regarding relationships and children. I distribute them to the class and my roommates. It was not that surprising that the results were evenly distributed among the answers as people have different experiences that shape on how they think about relationships. Most of us in class are not married yet so the topic of children is still not that inclined in their lives.
In the topic of birth and children, I asked my parents, my parent’s friend, and my friend’s parents. Most of them are in their 40’s or 50’s now. They prefer to have two children as it is the perfect family image. Three children are sometimes hard for those in the middle class family as it is financially an extra head to feed. My grandparents had eleven siblings and it was hard to eat.
For the people getting married, they have ideas of having children. People who lived in Singapore, China, and Korea wants a child but no more than one as it is hard for them to take care with their busy lives. Couples are encouraged to have children but most of them decline and focus on their careers. According to BBC news, “Singapore is facing the challenge of an aging population and low birth rates, so its government is actively encouraging young citizens to get on with starting a family.” …show more content…
Sal Khan, the founder of Khan Academy believed that intelligence is not fixed rather build up. It is not our blood, but we can make them like us. They would have a bigger appreciation towards us as they feel that someone is willing to take care of them and provide them in their lives. There is also an option to try to have the baby through other people’s uterus of their uterus is not strong enough to conceive the baby, like embryo transfer. The baby would still have the genes from the partners just how they deliver the baby is different.
As adults, we need to be prepared to take care of our family, so if we are financially lacking, we have to work hard to have sufficient wealth. Not just for our family, also for us to have a good life. It is important for us to be able to stand on our own feet before having extra responsibilities. A lot of people think too much of themselves, on their happiness forgetting that we are here to populate the