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    Family, a social institution, is traditionally defined in the Western world as a husband, wife and children. However, over time these ideals have changed. The definition of family is no longer restricted to the same preconceived ideas; pets have been considered an addition to a family, and in our generation, same-sex marriage has become more prevalent than it has ever been. Additionally, more married couples are getting divorces and there are more single-parents than there are traditional…

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    When we see an advertisement, we think of a flyer or a T.V. commercial. Usually, we ignore them while waiting for our favorite show to come back on, or close them when they appear on a website. There are thousands of advertisements, so it takes a lot of effort to make people take the time to pay attention to a specific one. One specific advertisement caught my attention, and it was created by Metlife. A little girl is walking with her father, and he’s reading a paper she wrote about him. It…

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    called the “companionate family” or a family unit “in which husbands and wives would be ‘friends and lovers’ and parents and children would be ‘pals’” (Mintz 113). In a sense, this new family unit meant equality in gender roles; as friends, husbands and wives could be equals in a parenting relationship. This authority was something women had gained during World War I; while they men were off fighting, the women were off wearing pants, working in the factories, and raising families on their own.…

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    and does not like discussing things about her family. Khaliyah need’s help with getting her SSD benefits in her names. She needs assistance with asserting her independence. She needs her money to provide herself. As of right now her mother is her payee for her SSD benefits and will not give Khaliyah the money (any of it). She needs to stand up to her mother and prove to her that she can take care of herself. Once she shows her mother and other family members that she can, she can start living…

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    “Girl”: The oppressive attitudes exhibited in a mother-daughter relationship In today’s society parenting styles are more on the side of trial and error, however twenty years ago parenting styles were of a dominant demeanor. In this short story, the oppressive, arduous manner of the mother reflects back to how parents nurtured their children. “Girl”, by Jamaica Kincaid, employs the structure of word choice to capture the commanding tone which creates themes: that depict the mother- daughter…

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    Case Presentation No. 1 Identification and Problem The names in this case presentation have been changed to protect the identity of my clients. Tony is a 7-year-old boy who has a desire to be reunited with his biological father. Tony’s mother had her parental rights terminated 6 years ago, due to her non-compliance with her service plan agreement made by the Mississippi Department of Human Services (DHS). Tony’s father, Johnny, had his parental rights terminated in November 2015. On January…

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    on his family. He basically abused his wife multiple times during the book while he was drunk. Jeanette, the author of The Glass Castle says, “You should never hate anyone, even your worst enemies. Everyone has something good about them. You have to find the redeeming quality and love the person for that.” Any money that he could mooch out of anybody he would not use to help out the family. He would take the money straight to the store to buy some booze. And then he wondered why his family and…

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    difference. I would like to work with children from underprivileged circumstances, so Head Start would be absolutely ideal. Leandra, my daughter, has recently been a contributing factor to my choice and her parting leaves me with a void. I come from a family of educators who have many strong encouragements in the education field that have influenced my recent decision to enter the Early Childhood Education program as well. Whenever I thought of…

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    Couple and Family Relations Relations Advice Critique Hailey Filippi, 0939125 University of Guelph “Advice to Step-Parents From My Inner Teen” is an article by Sue Nador focused on bringing parenting advice to new stepparents. It takes the approach of what not to do as a stepparent and why it is important for stepparents to not be involved in parenting. The work gives tips such as to not be needy, not tag along, and not play the “me” card. The purpose of the article is centralized to…

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    The Liars Game Over the last several years of my life, my relationship with my father has been rocky and it still is. I remember more than once my father had broken his promises and ignored me. He then pretends it never happened and tries to smooth things over. It makes me so furious to see and know that he does this and does not even own up to his responsibilities as my father. I refuse to call him “father” outside of an essay, but for the sake of the essay, he will thus be…

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