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    Asian parents: the concept brings lots of assumptions and stereotypical ideas to people. Asian parents are scary. Asian parents are strict. Asian parents raise the perfect A+ children who excel in anything and everything. True but not quite true. It is easy to assume all those from the outside looking in, but if people took a chance to look closer, even generations back, they’d see the truth behind the strict upbringing of the Asian households, ran by love. Historically and even today, Asian - even

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    “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” Critique Amy Chua, a professor at Yale Law School, the author of “The World on Fire”, “Day of Empire”, and “Why They Fall”, in a Wall street Journal on January 8th, 2011, believes chinese mothers are the most rigorous on their children. The title of the article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” was not chosen by Amy, but by the Wall Street Journal. Even though Amy did not write the title, there is reasoning that she does believe that chinese parenting is superior

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    Have you ever thought of why your parents treat you the way they do? Many parents treat their kids differently. There really isn’t a correct way of parenting, it’s mostly based on the parent’s own opinion on how parenting should be handled. There are plenty of different parents out there such as strict parents, laid back parents, or even ones that just flat out don’t care what their child does or says. Strict and well-rounded parenting are some of the better options at your disposal. When kids grow

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    Strict Parents

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    STRICT PARENTS Having strict parents is both a blessing and a curse. Of course, I appreciate how they don’t want something to happen to me, but I’m already 18 years old and I need to live my life before I regret it. I know my parent’s think what is best for me. They probably want to teach me about discipline and respect for the elders, but that’s not what I want to hear, so I get frustrated. These are the 3 reason why my parents are so strict. My parents are overprotective

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    strongest when teenhood is entered. Teenagers naturally feel the need to break away from their parents. This is a natural occurence, and it happens in multiple species. Teenhood is the stage just before adulthood, therefore it is necessary for teens to want to stop depending on their parents and become their own, independent person. It is important for teens to strive for independence because doing so allows them to learn and live freely as an adult. Otherwise, they will not

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    that Lincoln, Kennedy, and Jobs all have one thing in common. All three men parents who did not see academic success as the most important thing in the lives of their children. But even without having academic superiority forced upon them, all three men became some of the most well-known and admired men in American culture. Their life stories prove that hard work and determination, not the heavy hand of an overbearing parent, provide them

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    argument that there is a difference between “Chinese parents” and “Western parents”. She gives quite a few examples to prove this point throughout this article. It makes a strong argument that there is a difference and also Chinese parents aren’t that strict, but it has flaws with the argument of saying Chinese parents aren't really that strict. It’s agreeable that there is a difference in parenting, but not so agreeable that Chinese parents aren't strict or that it’s not too much. This article starts

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    authoritarian. This parenting style is very strict and the parent expects the child to follow every rule and make no mistakes. You know that saying, “Strict parents make sneaky kids,” this is the parenting style that makes those “sneaky” kids. Authoritarian

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    When a person finds out it is their turn to be a parent, the first thing that comes to mind is not going to be, “what style of parent should be utilized in this situation?” They are more worried about the child being healthy, which parent it will look like, and what will they name it? So many things cross a parents mind before they think of what kind of parent they will be. Will they be strict, will they be relaxed, or will they find a happy medium? So many questions to be answered that come in time

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    there is a small risk of getting hurt, parents set strict boundaries for there kids, when you don't set boundaries bad things can happen. First, Ponyboy’s boundaries were very limited and he had lots of rules. Ponyboy had very strict rules and Darry set lots of boundaries so Pony wouldn’t get into trouble and they were barely at risk of getting hurt. In The Outsiders it says “Ever since our parents died Darry has set down the rules and is being very strict and yelling at me”… “Darry only yells at

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