The parents show that their not going to allow the child goofing off and they will be listened to. Study shows that children have more respect for their parents in the future if and when their spanked. I believe parents need to spank, and I have more respect for mine because they did. Spanking a child is also not abuse because the parent spanking the kid is teaching them right from wrong. A parent has to teach a kid what’s right from wrong so they can assure they won’t do it again.
Even children’s programming has some sort of sexual innuendo in it. It sparks there curiosity and leads to them having sex at an earlier age. Why would you not want to educate them on safe sex and how to protect themselves against disease? While I do agree with Rush Limbaugh on the fact that the only way to prevent disease and unwanted pregnancy is to abstain from sex, but what happens when they do decide to have sex and have no idea how to use a condom? There will be diseases spread and unwanted pregnancies.
Young children are the ones who are most on social media and they see so many advertisements it is unbelievable. Companies target children because they are too young to know the truth about what they are really eating. Children don’t care about how many calories or how much sugar s in a bowl of Lucky Charms cereal, for example. But, there is only one group that can make their children stop them from eating this, the parents. Parents have the power to not make their children eat junk food and to decrease the chances of their child ending up with a long term illness.
On the other hand, as for boys, their mothers would prefer that sons get involved in sport games rather than what is believe to be girls stuff, such baking or reading. All in all, Pollitt (2010, p.185) supports her main claim very well, and her statement is an actual fact, that “Kids aren’t born religious, or polite, or kind, or able to remember where they put their sneakers.” Totally agreeing with her, kids’ behaviors and the values behind them are mainly influences from adults around them from “morning till night.” In my opinion, I think that the sex roles today are absolutely based on society’s influences. For example, if one goes to a children store he will see that there’s a section for boys and section for girls, grouped by the obvious way that sex roles are stereotyped. The boys’ section would have guys’ toys such as, action figures, sports car, and toy
Like they say this book is going to teach my child to jaywalk, but jaywalking happens all the time and adults do it and kids just copy it not from a book. I also think its just parents that are over protective of their kids and they don’t want the kids to learn something bad from a book. But the student/kids are going to find out sooner then later right so what’s the point to ban these books? Parents should just talk to their kids and ask if they would like to read it because like it’s not there fault if the kid does something bad just because of the book. It is the kids fought that he/she does it or not.
Comprehensive sex education is the traditional “sex talk” education. Abstinence only education is simply “Don’t do it until you are married.” Which of these forms of education are effective? Comprehensive sex education is taught in schools and focuses on abstinence is the only way to 100% prevent teen pregnancy as well as sexual transmitted disease. In addition to abstinence only education, comprehensive sex education provides education to students regarding how to protect oneself against pregnancy and disease should the choice be to have sex prior to marriage. The program is developmentally age appropriate and provides information and education on relationships, decision-making, assertiveness and skill building in order to resist social and peer pressure all depending on the child’s grade level.
It would not cure the issue at hand but it might help in the long run. I feel that we as parents need to talk to our children about sex, so they don’t listen to the media. What are the effects of the media’s portrayal of sexuality on adolescents’ sexual lives? On the positive side, many teens say they have learned something helpful from sexual scenes on TV, like how to say no to a sexual situation that makes them uncomfortable (60%) and how to talk to a partner about safer sex (43%). The survey, Teens, Sex and TV, is a nationally representative sample of more
Credibility: know where audience is coming from, subject affects everyone Thesis & main points: Allowing students to learn about all aspects of sexual education, not just abstinence will help decrease the spread of STD’s, lower the teen pregnancy rate, and help promote healthy relationships. Transition # 1: The spread of STD’s has gotten way out of hand in America, mostly because no one ever really learns about them until it’s too late. Main point 1: Teaching students about each STD, ways to protect against them, and how to get tested if sexually active, can drastically curve there spread, not just for everyone now, but later on in life as well. Sub point 1: According to Women’s health.org, the United States has the highest rates of STDs in the industrialized world. In the United States alone, about 19 million new infections are estimated to occur each year.
You could always have the baby and give it up for adoption. Also, there are medical procedures that can prevent from getting pregnant when raped. Another reason is that they think that abortion is not used as contraception. Many individuals use protection against getting pregnant, but learning your menstrual cycle to know when you’re ovulating and taking care of yourself can prevent a pregnancy. A pregnancy does cause stress.
Dangers of back alley abortions are another reason because we definitely do not want our children to find illegal ways to get an abortion simply because they are afraid to tell their parents. This will cause more complications for the minor and the parents. 3. Having a baby would interfere with finishing school. Most minors who have babies do not finish and graduate from high school.