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    times my family and I have spent watching films have become treasured memories. We always gather around in the family room, and depending who picked the movie, the genre can range from thriller to comedy. I remember watching The Parent Trap with my family, because my Dad gave it his rare stamp of approval. Its hilarious moments and enjoyable characters have continued to stick with me throughout the years, which is what makes the film one of my favorite movies. The 1998 version of The Parent…

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    In general, the family an individual grows up in has major influence on the journey that they take in life. Our parents and the way they are impact the way we relate to other people, the type of foods that we enjoy, what god we pray to, and generally how we see the world. For therapist, it is of utmost importance to understand the breadth of this influence in order to become aware of countertransference and playing out unfinished business in session with their clients. Understanding the extent…

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    the parents of my students. I honestly believe that a united front with my parents will afford our students the best opportunity to be successful. I encourage parents to be active participants in the home/school dynamic, and remind them that we are both advocates for our students. My belief is that if you make yourself available to the parents and show them that they, along with their children, matter, they will, more times than not, buy into you and your approaches. Many of these parents…

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    My grandparents are/were indescribable. I have been blessed to have the greatest grandparents. I was devastated when my mother 's parents passed away. To this day, I feel as if they left the world entirely too early. My mother 's parents were Floyce and Harper. My father 's parents are Barbara and Robert. Since I am unable to interview my mother 's parents, I would like to give you some information about them. If it wasn 't for them, I wouldn 't be here today. Floyce was born on June 24,…

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    Foreign films don’t always have political messages, but when they do they portray the reality of the situation. In the film “The Year My Parents Went on Vacation” is based on the reality that many families in Brazil were going through in the 90’s, when the military took control over the government and anyone who would speak up was considered a communist. Through one family the film maker did a great job at showing how the government overtake caused a huge impact on thousands of families and many…

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    This summer I traveled without my parents for the first time. I remember my parents dropping Josh and I off at the airport then suddenly I started feeling nervous for no reason. I felt my stomach drop as I thought of the thousands of things that could go wrong, thoughts of 9/11 and terrorist attacks or thoughts of the Malaysian plane that disappeared and was never found. Flashes of movies or shows like Lost or Arrow, where there 's a plane crash and they are stranded on an island. Before the…

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    Uwem Akpan’s, My Parents Bedroom, is a tragic war story. The story really shows the devastating effect way war affects families. The main character, Monique, who is nearly ten years old, gets sexually assaulted in her own house after finding a man standing nearly naked in her house. Monique’s father is outraged by this, and in turn becomes extremely protective of her. He tells her that he “won’t let anyone touch [her] again,” ( 336 ). Papa also gets upset very easily, and fast. “His eyes are…

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    Although my mother and I have had countless conversations about her previous life experiences, I was surprised at how much I did not know prior to this interview. I had never thought to ask her about what networks and resources she used to adjust to her new lifestyle in the United States. Our conversation made me realize the importance of friends, family and professionals to shape her as an immigrant parent. Growing up, she was not only a mother but a mentor to me—she supported me endlessly and…

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    change in my life that could have affected me more than it did is the divorce of my parents. When I was 12 years old, I was faced with big news that was frightening. The hardest part was having just my father break the news to me because my mother wanted to wait. However, my dad knew telling us kids was the right decision. I respected his decision because it was better to find out by him rather than someone in the small town that we live in. Although it was hard hearing this news coming out of…

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    My parents came to America through school because where there from colleges are not so great. My parents are from a small place in Africa called Rwanda, it’s a pretty small country and not a lot of people know about it. Well my parents didn’t know each other back in Rwanda but met in America. They came here because they were given the option to come to America paid by the government to take studies and come back. My parents obviously didn’t do that but they got that privilege because they did…

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