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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 1/8
In the 1960s, Political Correctness in partnership with the unproven theory of soft, obsessive self-esteem driven parents rewrote the rulebook for parenting in America resulting today in the “average”...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 2/8
To discover how far the average parent in the US has gone to pamper the average child, the March 2011 Bulletin for AARP provided some disturbing statistics. In Pampering Our Kids, AARP said, “When...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 3/8
Until Amy Chua’s essay, Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior appeared in The Wall Street Journal and her memoir, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother was published, there wasn’t much of a discussion or debate...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 4/8
Jean M. Twenge, Ph.D. writing in Psychology Today explains Why Chinese Mothers Really are Superior (On Average). “It’s not stereotyping when it’s right.… Asian Americans have the lowest self-esteem of...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 5/8
Here are the statistics that may help current and future parents of all racial and ethnic groups rethink parenting. Some of Amy Chua’s critics claimed that her “old world” style of parenting leads to...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 6/8
From the Asian American Alliance, I discovered that the Asian-American population has the highest marriage rate among all ethnic groups at 60.2% compared to the national average of 54.4%. In...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 7/8
About a year ago, Business Insider.com published, “It’s Official, Asian-American Students Work Way Harder to Become More Educated Than Everyone Else” then went on to say Asian-American students take...
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Recognizing Good Parenting — Part 8/8
Against all odds, since the 1960s, the average Asian-Americans parent (including Chinese-Americans) held on to traditional parenting methods more in line with the Old Testament and old-world values....
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Starting school at age seven—some claim—would be better [Viewed as Single Page]
The UK’s Telegraph reports, “Formal schooling should be delayed until the age of six or seven because early education is causing profound damage to children, an influential lobby of almost 130 experts...
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Starting school at age seven—some claim—would be better: Part 2 of 5
View as Single Page Why can’t America just copy what Finland does in its public education system? Because Finland’s population of 5.2 million is almost 100% white and 79% belong to the same religion,...
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