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    childhood is a time where we are being prepared for adult life. Our families instill values such as religious values, or health values, or personal values. These values can influence a child’s perspective. For example, if a child is taken to church every week, he/she will begin to hold importance to God and the Bible which may impact how they see other religions. Another example would be if a child was taught to donate…

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    In my opinion this is a strength because if it was not for everyone around her, she would still be struggling with academic and social problems. Similar to Lauren, Sarah Lee also had a supportive family who help her with her learning struggles. Sarah Lee struggled with comprehension however, she had a strong command of basic language and concrete ideas but couldn’t put it together with abstract ideas. She was faced with an expressive language deficiency…

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    and concerns for others, providing compassionate support means that professionals working with people with autism need to show concern and understanding for the individual and their families. For example, the individual's need an compassionate approach to their support as this can help individuals and their families stay emotionally healthy. This is because the professionals and volunteers who provide the support work to see life and the daily struggles from the other person's point of view and…

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    and parents' goals conflict. You might just want your kid to learn to play golf just for the love of the game. Your instructor might think you want to create the next Tiger Woods. That's not all that bad. The reverse situation is even worse. So, with this in mind, how can you find the best junior golf instruction for your child? The first thing you need to do is to find out if your child really wants golf lessons. They might just say so to please you, especially if you have a "golfing" family.…

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    My whole world was muffled. My sight is blocked by a light blue blur. I couldn’t hear or see a thing so I start kicking my legs to get to the surface. Suddenly my head explodes into the real world. My leg raises up onto the ledge so I can get out of the pool and dry off. From once we got here, the skies have gotten darker. It was going to rain so I walk towards my chair leaving a line of water behind me so my mother and I can pack up and go before it rains. I get to my chair and as I grab my…

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    Most counselor who takes jobs in the field of social work is aware of the boundaries of clients. The professional should stay clear of close relationships with their clients, so the integrity and accountability is in order. The position Dr. Martinson is very wiry, having to choose between what is morally right and wrong. Regardless of the affair, the abusiveness of a child is involved. Both of these things is violating the rules of moral conduct, and the mere thought of a child being involved…

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    Parental Censorship of School Literature Students in the graduating classes below Julia's may never get to read the Twilight series. Her parents thought that vampires and werewolves were unholy, satanic things to write about, not to mention that there were sexual themes, violence, and curse words present. Indignant, they called the school to complain when their daughter brought the series home to read. Her school chose to remove the books from its library, depriving the entire student body of…

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    Parenting Case

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    parenting. Is Mr. Smith fit to be a parent? Clinical Risk Assessment Upon entering the office for his evaluation Mr. Smith is moderately hostile, and uncooperative. He reports that he has not seen his infant child since birth, to which his ex-girlfriend is to blame. He stated, “she will get what is coming to her”, in his words displaying current violent dialog with payback intent which will serve to promote an extended conflict relationship between the two parents. As Mr. Smith noted he has not…

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    because parents (likely now more than ever) are acting as filters for the content that children are exposed to that the creators of such content must appease them more than anyone. This change in my thinking has led me to examine the possible pros and cons to this relationship where theatre for kids isn’t directly for kids but for those with the money and power. I’ve also changed my thinking about the power and control dynamics in choosing kids entertainment. Originally, I thought that parents…

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    Who Is Pokemon Go?

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    Asperger’s and Autism syndromes are disorders that affect a child’s social skills. The child becomes isolated and does not and/or know how to interact well with others. A new trending game called “Pokemon go” seems to be helping kids on these spectrums. As can be seen in the case of Ian Thayer, who has Asperger’s syndrome; Pokemon has motivated him to go outdoors and even initiate conversations with people who share a common interest of the game. Another example is Ralphie, who has autism and…

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