A Cross-Cultural Examination of the Moral Development of Children 
.... society. In contrast,
Asian children are taught to sacrifice their individuality for the harmony of the family and community. These ....
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Language and Culture
.... and her colleagues (1989, cited in Wade and Tavris, 1990, p. 304) set out to prove that linguistic differences can help explain why
Asian children tend to ....
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Assimilation of Asian Immigrants in American Society
.... past. Many
Asian children go to special schools after their normal school day to practice speaking their native language. Often, one ....
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Dental Care
.... studies which show differences in oral health problems among different ethnic groups, eg the high levels of dental caries in young
Asian children in England ....
(2005
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Dental Health & Social Class
.... studies which show differences in oral health problems among different ethnic groups, eg the high levels of dental caries in young
Asian children in England ....
(2005
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Differences in Intelligence
.... Some research suggests that
Asian children and
Asian-American
children do particularly well on IQ tests because
Asian Americans place great value on education. ....
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Kenya's Education System, 1920-1939
.... of the education budget.
Asian children, who numbered 7,995, received approximately 24 percent (23.5). In addition, the 100,720 ....
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Education in Kenya During its Colonial Period
.... of the education budget.
Asian children, who numbered 7,995, received approximately 24 percent (23.5). In addition, the 100,720 ....
(776
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The Asian Indian Experience in the US
.... Marked attitude differences are found between those who have
children and those who do not. The
Asian Indian population in America is relatively young. ....
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Testing of Ethnic Children
.... First, the
Asian-American family structure is cognizant of the fact that for any .... Thus, the family unit itself forces
children to perform well in the school ....
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Effects of Rapid Population Growth in Indonesia
.... The truth is that there are millions of
Asian children who work in abysmal conditions in order to help defray their families' costs of living in urban centers ....
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Issues of Patriarchy in Asian Cultures
.... [W]hile contradicting crude forms of East
Asian models of .... which attempts by altruistic parents to finance optimal investments in their
children's human capital ....
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Asian American Communities
.... Perhaps, instead, such excitement indicates her facility in producing American
children, whose heritage happens to include
Asian influences. ....
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Contradictions in Asian American Communities
.... Perhaps, instead, such excitement indicates her facility in producing American
children, whose heritage happens to include
Asian influences. ....
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Asian American Struggles for Identity: Asian American Dreams
.... In one scene the
children try to explain to their grandmother what an eclipse really .... of an older generation as they forge an identity that is
Asian and American ....
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Asian American Success
.... Ramirez said that "[Non-
Asian] American
children spent substantially less time on academic activities," especially homework than did
Asian Americans (149). ....
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Co-Culture Asian Americans
.... In the
Asian-American culture,
children are raised to speak with humility. I have seen this time and again in my group work in school. ....
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Search for an Asian American Identity
.... Nevertheless, many of these interviews show that immigrants and the
children of immigrants continue to struggle to .... The term "
Asian American" is relatively new. ....
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Influences of Culture on Academic Achievement
.... Therefore,
Asian children who are raised in this environment are more likely than their Western counterparts to internalize the expectations of their parents ....
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The Search for an Asian American Identity
.... Nevertheless, many of these interviews show that immigrants and the
children of immigrants continue to struggle to .... The term "
Asian American" is relatively new. ....
(1345
5
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Asian Immigration to Australia
.... As of June, 1995, only 4.8 percent of the estimated resident population of Australia was
Asian-born, and with their Australian born
children, first- and second ....
(284
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School climate and culture
.... Thus
Asian children and the teachers themselves are often required to do the domestic work of the school, such as serving, clearing up school lunches and ....
(3168
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Colgate Palmolive Ultra Brite Toothpaste
.... Colgate reached over eight million
Asian children in 1996 by working closely with schools, government ministries, and dentists to distribute oral care ....
(2932
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Bilingual Education Programs
....
Asian parents. Of all the ethnic groups,
Asian parents were most adamant that their
children be taught in English exclusive. In fact ....
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Aggression
.... attribute their loss to the gains made by the
Asian Americans. .... supporting their family, parents often utilize harsh physical discipline against their
children. ....
(1476
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Societies and Education
.... "Minority Group
Children and Behavior Disorders--The Case of
Asian-American
Children" (Hisama, 1980, 186-196) describes the relationship between behavior ....
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Medical Care Access and Inequality
.... In late 2004 it was reported that black and
Asian children were more at risk for appendix rupture because their health-insurance status (none) prevented their ....
(2421
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South Koreans in American Society » The purpose of this research ...
.... Amerasian
children by either the US or
Asian cultures.
Children of
Asian women and African American men have faced special prejudice. ....
(2279
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Sex Trafficking & Slavery in Vietnam
.... Part of the explanation for this is that many
children and women in the sex .... issues is the fact that many of the governments in Southeast
Asian nations know the ....
(1754
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Influence of Culture on Academic Achievement INTRODUCTION -- The ...
.... individual progress. Many
Asian societies, for instance, see schools as critical in deciding their
children's future. Thomas P. Rohlen ....
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