The article discusses the relationships of British parents with school personnel, citing the article "I Blame the Mother: Educating Parents and the Gendered Nature of Parenting Orders" by Eleanor Peters in the journal "Gender and Education." The use of parenting orders, which place legally-binding...
aIn our experiments, there were a lot of students who seem to have learnt during formal instruction in the classroom nothing but words and rules. Some of these students are the successful problem solvers (like Simone) who seem to have had insight into relevant aspects and relationships of the...
Both collected anecdotal evidence from video game players and the results of academic studies have shown that sexism is an issue in video game culture. More specifically, sexism has been found to be common in two areas: (1) video game content and (2) interactions between players in online ga...
They have always complained (抱怨) more or less justly that their parents are out of touch with modern ways;that they always want to control them; that they do not trust them to deal with problems; and that they have no sense of humor at least in parent-child relationships. Young people...
The racist actor might enjoy the improved social status in the racist culture and thereby become more motivated to perform racist actions in part to attain those social rewards. This commonsense idea that with worse luck, we would (probably) have had worse moral luck is also reinforced by the...
It also creates a culture of fear, where people are afraid to admit their mistakes and seek help when needed. Alternative Approaches Rather than resorting to blame, there are more constructive ways to deal with mistakes and failures. Here are some alternative approaches: 1. Self-Reflection and ...
they will attribute positive results to the outside help or even luck, and blame themselves when bad things happen. Experts suggest that while this bias is quite widespread in the western culture including the U.S. and Canada, it tends to be much less frequent in the eastern culture includin...
is it empowering and fun to be a mommy in japan, or is it a shackled existence women no longer feel obligated to accept? these are serious questions, by the way, as i have (alas) never been to japan and know embarrassingly little about the culture. but my every instinct rebels against...
between them.They have always complained(抱怨), more or less justly, that their parents are out of touch withmodern ways; that they always want to control them; that they do nottrust them to deal with problems; and that they have no sense ofhumor, at least in parent-child relationships....
be much less frequent in the eastern culture including China andPeople tend to blame the external(外部的) force when badJapan. Why? Individualist cultures such as the U. S. placethings happen and give themselves credit when good thingsgreater stress on the personal achievement and self-respect,...