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The American Academy of Pediatrics
America
Corporal punishment
Spanking
Is corporal punishment My general purpose is to persuade my audience My specific purpose is to inform my audience on that corporal punishment is not a healthy way of educating kids. My central idea Is that corporal punishment is not an effective way to In force rules or educate kids properly. Introduction I. Good morning…
Principles of Child Development and Learning Assignment
Child Development
Learning
The principles of Child Development, listed from most to least important in my opinion, reflect the deliberate choices teachers make based on their understanding of how children learn and develop. The programs and curriculum are specifically created to captivate the children’s curiosity and encourage them to investigate the bridges and tunnels they are building. Teachers…
An American Childhood
Childhood
Annie Dillard, in her book “An American Childhood”, showcases her privileged upbringing through various instances. Examples of her family’s affluence include her extracurricular activities like piano lessons and dance classes. Instead of being burdened with responsibilities at a young age, she reminisces about enjoyable and educational experiences. One such instance is documented on page 30,…
Moral decadence among teenagers
Teenagers
By abiding to the examples and Sunnah (prophetic traditions) taught by the Prophet s.a.w, morality among the Muslim adolescents should be evident. But, the morality scenario is worsened. It is posited that awareness and appreciation of the Sunnah of the Prophet s.a.w among the Muslim adolescents is low. Therefore, this research aims at assessing the…
Breast Feeding vs Bottle Feeding
Childhood
Family
Motherhood
Many Moms’ have questioned what’s best for their child, breast or bottle feeding? Breast feeding goes back to biblical times. The bible mentions breast feeding in several passages. Most mammals feed their young this way. Studies have shown that infants, who were breast fed gain weight better, are smarter and healthier. Researchers have found that…
My Thinking in Regards to My Own Teaching Career
Early childhood education
Teaching
Introduction This essay seeks to focus on two main concepts that have influenced my thinking in regards to my own teaching career. My personal interest in the two concepts have opened up a window of opportunity for me to critically evaluate the overlapping influences that have impacted my teaching as a new born lecturer in…
Transition: Research and Early Childhood Transitions
Childhood
Introduction Transitions are now recognised as central to young children’s experiences and well-being, as well as a powerful integrative framework for research. This review surveys major conceptual tools that shed light on different aspects of early childhood transitions. The objectives are twofold: 1) to review major research perspectives on early childhood transitions and 2) to…
Childhood Learning Environment
Childhood
Environment
Learning
For my indoor learning environment it is extremely important to make sure hat the area is welcoming for the students as well as the parents, I will make sure that the area is lit properly (natural light and/ or energy saving bulbs) and full of colors. The furniture in the classroom will be child sized…
Child Abuse Research Paper By definition
Abuse
Child Abuse
Child Abuse Essay, Research Paper By definition, kid maltreatment is the deliberate and wilful hurt of a kid by a caretaker striking, crushing with an object, banging against a wall, even killing. It involves active, hostile, aggressive intervention. The cardinal word in the definition of kid maltreatment is calculated. Why would anyone intentionally harm a…
Why Would Anyone Physically Harm a Child?
Abuse
Child Abuse
Child abuse is the intentional and willful harm done to a child, which can include actions such as hitting, beating with an object, slamming against a wall, or even killing. This form of abuse involves actively and aggressively mistreating the child. What’s important about this definition is that the harm inflicted on the child is…