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Most of families there is only one child, so some parents doting children, no matter what the children want, and parents will do its best to meet the requirements of the children; while some parents hope that their children have a good future, let children learn a lot of things, although some children do not want to learn. BACK。
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the DIFFERENCE between China and Western Countries
1. the value of family education is different 2. the view of who is the main body of the family and the reciprocity of education are different 3. the focal point of education is different 4. the difference in proportion between family and the individual 5. the cultivation of independent consciousness is different 6. the difference in emotional education and corporal punishment 7. education method is different CHINA。 WESTERN COUNTRIES。
n. 1.a particular time when sth happens . 2.a special event , ceremony or celebration . 3.a suitable time for sth . 4.a reason or cause . e.g. Her death was the occasion of mass riots.
v.1.to fail to take care of sb/sth . 2.to not give enough attention to sth . e.g. She has neglected her studies. 3.to fail or forget to do sth that you ought to do . n. The fact of not giving enough care or attention to sth/sb ; the state of not receiving enough care or attention . e.g. The buildings are crumbling from years of neglect .
The parents of American don’t pay more attention to the study of the children. They emphasize the independent of the kids . Because of this , the parents always let the children do lots of housework even they all still little . But this is advantageous to the children’s development , they can be trained to be more independent in thought and action .
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Perfectly
['p:fiktli] e.g. You know perfectly well what I mean . e.g. The TV works perfectly now.
Adv. 1. completely. 2. in a perfect way.
Observe [b'z:v] v. 1.to see or notice sb/sth. 2.to watch sb/sth carefully. 3.to make a remark 4.to obey rules , etc. e.g. Will the rebels observe the ceasefire ? e.g. Do they observe Christmas ？ BACK。
5.to celebrate festivals , etc.
Somewhat
['smwt]
Adv. To some degree ; rather . e.g. I was somewhat surprised to see him . Somewhere Adv. In ,at or to some place that you do not know or do not mention by name. Occasion ['kein]
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Now both Ellen and I were perfectly happy to allow Benjamin to bang the key near the key slot . His exploratory behavior seemed harmless enough . But I soon observed an interesting phenomenon . Any Chinese staff member nearby would come over to watch Benjamin and , noting his lack of initial success , attempt to assist . He or she would hold onto Benjamin’s hand and , gently but firmly , guide it directly toward the slot , reposition it as necessary , and help him to insert it . The “teacher” would then smile somewhat expectantly at Ellen or me ,as if awaiting a thank you --- and on occasion would frown slightly , as if considering us to be neglecting our parental duties .
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Frown
[fraun]
v. To make a serious ,angry or worried expression by bringing your eyebrows closer together so that lines appear on your forehead . Neglect [ni'glekt]