Hurrying

because his mother asked him to do homework. Piaget’s emphasis about the typical of middle childhood is a stage when they become self-seeking more than respondent to people’s views, and they start blaming why they have taken too much things on them due to their logical abilities developing in the concrete operational stage (Markus & Nurius, n.d; Cook & Cook, 2005, pp. 6-19). Therefore, social learning perspective will help children develop their self-control in tolerating any undesired circumstance happens even they are not receiving any reward (Markus & Nurius, n.d), and encouraging children rather to share their internalisation than keep the pressures for themselves (Elkind, 2001, p 142; McLeod, 2013). 2.2.2 Parental hurrying experience The reasons of hurrying parents is happened with three causes, including parental stressed experience, the lonely and who often feels unsafe. Once the stress occupies their mind, they automatically become self-centered and force their children to follow what they want (Elkind, 2001, pp. 145-162). When the children are being hurried by their family they feel so anxious. They start worrying and feel obsessive due to the parent’s controlling. They are hard to avoid the upset and become aggressive to lash out their parents (Bita, 2014). They will have insomnia symptom and gastrointestinal dysfunction if their stress prolongs a long time (Virginia Cooperative extension, 2009; Elkind, 2001, pp. 168-170). An evidence, a real story of an…

In doing so, he develops a persuasive argument that parents, schools, and the media are increasingly placing their own needs above the needs of children and, thus, are failing to recognize the “special estate” that children deserve. Because they are vulnerable to pressures to hurry and grow up, too fast, too soon, children experience stress as they have “unusual demands for adaptation” placed on them. In our competitive, fast-paced world, parents want their kids to excel in every field. But…

Specifically when describing the winds, he wrote, “When winds were hurrying o'er the flood, And waves were white below”. This line portrays the wind hurrying as an individual would hurry. The poet divided the poem into three different stanzas. The first stanza discusses the sails and glory in battle. The second stanza shows the heroic actions of those who died on the ship. It also explains how long the ship has been in use and the great importance of the flags. Lives of heroic men, who were…

with the soles of their feet. The younger slaves, Sorrow and Florens are in search for love, insight, and a sense of identity. Sorrow has her imaginary adversary. “Twin and Florens have her shoes, as well as, Lina and the Blacksmith. Lina has learned, in her village, before it was destroyed, wisdom. She found purpose; after all she’d been through, in giving her advice on farming, helping Rebekka (Mistress) with the children, and caring for Florens as if she were her own daughter. Florens…

In “Fast Break” Edward Hirsch dedicated his poem to Dennis Turner. Edward Hirsch did this because Mr. Turner was a really good friend or family member who loved the game of basketball. Mr. Edward Hirsch uses vivid language, and hyperboles in “Fast Break’ to show a hard working team re-bounding the ball and hurrying to score, before time runs out. Throughout “Fast Break” the poet uses hyperboles to make his poem very dramatic. For example, (L.11) “looks stunned and nailed to the floor.” This…

people that have influenced me the most, my family. I was able to bask in my parents’, aunts’, uncles’, grandmas’ and grandpas’ attention and love, but then America happened. My entire life did a complete backflip the moment we landed. At age three, I was already accustomed to the laughter of children as they played soccer on the dirt roads in the neighborhood, the hum of the elderly people chattering away while they sat drinking their coffee on the front porch and my babysitter doing her best…

In the Australian Model, author Tim Southommasane touches upon the idea of multiculturism in Australia. The reading starts out with Southommasane describing fond memories of his home town, Carbramatta, a suburb of Sydney which at one point served as the nation’s drug capitol. Southommasane relates a sense of pride of having grown up in a town that represents such a cultural melting pot. The Cabramatta freedom gate currently bears a number of incriptions, all in English, Chinese,…

Most of the novel is full of hidden secrecy, and it is first seen before the first scaffold scene when Hester spots Roger Chillingworth at the edge of the crowd. His character darkens “like a snake gliding swiftly over them,” (58) and finally “subsided into the depths of his nature.” (58). Hawthorne uses simile when comparing Chillingworth to the snake, because snakes are both in nature and historically seen as wicked and secretive creatures. The fact that Chillingworth is described like a snake…

African-American old stories is seemingly the reason for most African-American writing. In a nation where as late as the 1860's there were laws restricting the educating of slaves, it was vital for the oral convention to convey the qualities the gathering considered noteworthy. Move by the verbal replaced handouts, ballads, and books. Subjects, for example, the mission for flexibility, the nature of shrewdness, and the effective verses the weak turned into the topics of African-American writing.…

The Outsiders- Darry POV Ponyboy was asleep when we were on our way home from the hospital. I carried ponyboy into the house, he was not as light as he used to be. I laid him on his bed, and then headed to my room. I could here someone in the kitchen and I woke up and headed to the shower. Two-bit and steve came in the house screaming and slamming the door. The next thing I know i could see two-bit standing at the door, hurrying to put a towel over me i scram get out. Changed and ready to go…