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Tyrese

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The right and wrong clip draws a conclusion to the fact that children look up to their parents to learn and follow in their footsteps. When parents focus on less important morals, their children tend to not know the difference between good and “bad”. I quoted bad because I personally believe that no child should be labeled as bad because they are growing seeds and learning from their surroundings. If their surroundings are not a positive surrounding, then they could pick up bad habits. For example: in the beginning of the video, one of the children’s mothers told her that if a child is hitting her at school and she has told the teacher and it is continuing to happen, to hit him back. Surprisingly the child told her mother “No mommy, I will …show more content…

He is one that stood out the most to me. Tyrese is the youngest and only boy in his family. His mother has raised him up to live the expectations that she expects for him. She thinks that because he is a black boy, he is going to have trouble in life and possibly end up in trouble. She raised him to be tough minded and aggressive. The problem here is that Tyrese’s mother is not being open to racial differences. Children are harmless. Yes, they ask questions as to “Why is he a different color than me?” but they all need to learn that every child is different. Tyrese is a very loving child, but gets aggressive when things do not go as he planned. His mother is raising him and his sisters as a single parent and overall she understands the concept, but is she doing what is most beneficial for Tyrese? Another child that is focused on is one who is brought up in a Buddhist household. This child is very religious and knows that he shall never harm another. His parents are bringing him up to their strong values and beliefs, making it hard for him to live up to. A major problem I saw with this child is that he is not being socialized and rather sight watch for birds, than have social interaction. Bird watching is a great hobby to have, but socialization is a must have for all young

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