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    My Childhood Struggles

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    My childhood was difficult and my family struggled to fit into society and become members of the United States. I will first discuss the background of my parents and the reasons they immigrated to the United States. My mother and father were born and raised in Guadalajara, México. They were from the same town and came from very poor families. My mother grew up without a father and my father grew up without a mother. My mother and father grew emotionally detached from their families and had…

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    of your homework is done.” The line I hear from my parents on a weekly basis. Although I’ve really only been taking a brief intermission from my calculus homework and APUSH outlining, to them a minute spent not being productive is a minute wasted. All parents have different perspectives on how much to intervene in the academic and personal lives of their children, but my parents have a unique position— they don’t want the personal lives of me and my siblings to feel stifled, yet don’t hesitate…

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    difficult upcoming time for the family or upsetting thoughts might run through their head. Even this is true for me, however, my developing character was the unexpected outcome of my parents’ divorce that I will always be thankful for. During my 5th grade year of elementary school, my parents got a divorce. With the divorce came several changes and many problems arose. My younger brother and I began living only with our mother and normally only saw our father on the weekends. Due to finical…

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    PARENT-TEEN DRIVING AGREEMENT I _________________________________, acknowledge that I am being given permission to drive a car by my parents. I am aware of the responsibility that driving entails, and am voluntarily entering into the following agreement with my parents. _____ I understand that being given permission to drive is not a right. My parents are under no obligation to let me drive, and they may take away this privilege at any time. I understand that just because I meet the State’s…

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    comparisons with Chris’s relationship with his parents and the relationship I have with my own. For instance, my parents have extremely high expectations of me especially when it comes to academics. Bringing home excellent grades was a strict order that I was expected to follow. My parents also expect me to excel in extracurricular activities. I remember one time entering a karate tournament and ended up not placing in any category. The whole drive home my parents went on to tell me how angry…

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    for you and parents unfortunately don 't live forever. It is the ideal dream to one day branch off and be on your own, instead of being dependent on someone else. Growing and going to college or starting your own family is perfect of examples of how majority of our society learns how to be independent. This ideal is one of the most critical and one I value the most in my life. When I was ten my mom and dad decided to send me to basketball camp in Lansing, Michigan. Not too far away from my…

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    “Why do you look so much older than everyone else's parents?” That was the question that I was always asking my parents. My mom, Bernadette and my dad, Michael are about 30 years older than the average parents of kids my age. One day, I got home from elementary school, and my mom decided to finally answer my question. “Chastity, you know how you always ask why we look older? We adopted you when you were 15 months old. Your birth parents died when you were a baby.” When I found out, I was mixed…

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    to those around him, which was because of the high standards his authoritarian father set for him. Chris’s father definitely set high standards for Chris as shown by a brief note Chris writes to his parents after getting all A’s on his final report card in college, which just says “Here is a copy of my final transcript. Gradewise things went pretty well and I ended up with a high cumulative average” (Krakauer 21). Chris acted like getting all A’s was no big deal which may demonstrate that that…

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    How do we learn to be great parents? Everyone asks this question since no one is born with the parental skills. However, we can learn from Diana Baumrind's Typology and put in practice using the most beneficial style. First, Diana Baumrind's Typology explains the different types of parenting that goes from being involved with the children to not be involved at all. Diana Baumrind is a clinical research focusing on ethics and parenting style. She got a degree from Hunter College in 1948 and her…

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    Resilience In Life Of Pi

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    I broke my arm when my parents were out of town. The story starts when my parents were leaving for charleston. I really didn't want them to go, but now looking back I know they needed a break. They packed up their things, kissed us, and told us goodbye. When my parents left, I was sad nervous and quiet. Things got better when our babysitter told us we were going to a park. I started jumping up and down out of excitement and ran upstairs. I packed my back, ate some snacks, and put on my shoes. I…

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