Taviyana's Childhood Observation

To be able to get a license they need to be responsible with a lot of things. Three topics I think are the most important with responsibility is to stay out of debt, studying to get your license to get and safety. The reason the driver needs to be responsible for the cost is if the driver does not pay the fees on tickets, gas, and the actual car then there is dept and the driver will not be able to drive. To get a driver's license, the person wanting to drive has to go to classes to learn how to drive. In order yo get a license any sixteen year old or older has to take a test .In order to pass the test, that person has to study. To me the biggest responsibility when it comes to driving is safety. If anyone is not responsible with their safety and others on the road, then they can take lives. Responsibility is kind of a bummer because the driver does not want to worry about anything while driving. Responsibility is a negative when it comes to driving, but it is a very important thing to

For many children, middle childhood is their first opportunity to take part in a structured sports program. Parents can play a pivotal role in

Parents and coaches may be a key factor as to why youth sports are becoming an issue. A major concern is that parents and coaches are popularizing and supporting the idea of “always win at all costs” (Christensen). There seems to be a growing fear among parents, and that fear is that if your child doesn’t start seriously training in elementary, they will have no chance becoming athletes good enough for varsity in high school (Matz). Parents want their kids to succeed and do well, but many are now going way overboard (Exchange). Many coaches are now treating their players like ‘Military recruits’. This makes kids take the game too seriously. It’s not good for kids to be treated in such manor. Parents and coaches pushing their kids isn’t a bad thing, but make sure it is encouraging and not demoralizing (Stenson). When it is not encouraging, this pressure from coaches and parents becomes extreme and adds a huge amount of stress to the youth athletes. The expectations are

Parents who push their child or children to be the best in sports aren’t the best parents because you’re pushing your child or children into something they like but may end up not liking because of what their doing to them. You’re pushing them because you want them to be better than you were in that sport and you want them to be the best on the field or court or whatever. There are affects on the children whom parents push them in sports and those are: no motivation to play, injuries, and they may end up not liking them or listening to

So much has happened this week. My mind is too jumbled to focus on my homework. Kenna is suddenly back in my life. There was a man in my room last night. The accident today under the bleachers...

This kids parents asked him, if he wanted them to help him pay for his car, pay for summers driver’s Ed, or just wait for driver’s Ed in the school year and not get your license until you are a 12th grader. He picked summers driver’s Ed so he could drive to school and also to work. He goes to drive Ed every day Monday through Thursday 8:00 - 10:00 when he drove it is 8:00 -12:30.

Imagine you were a driving instructor. You have three students to teach today; a beginner, sixteen years old girl just getting her driver 's license, then you have a middle aged woman, and another beginner who is eighteen. Each taking the class for their own personal reasons. You begin with the sixteen year old, she was reckless! Had to reapply her lip gloss at least seven times, answered every single text she received and was always distracted. Then the middle aged woman couldn 't have been any better. She didn 't seem to know any of the rules of the road or safety precautions. She even had to stop because her dog was jumping around in the back seat. Finally, the eighteen year old girl, she went the speed limit, always kept her eyes on the road, and listened to every direction you gave. So now think about your opinions on teen driving.

The best way for you and I to come to a mutual understanding about driving privileges, and the requirements necessary to retain those privileges, is to discuss my expectations. You have to understand that driving is a privilege, not a right because you possess a driver's license. You are driving a car that is owned and paid for by your parents, you need to understand that there are rules that must followed to retain your driving privileges and to continue to enjoy the freedom and independence that comes from that benefit. I expect you to do things for your Mom, Ryan and I, we are a priority and essentially it’s non-negotiable. You have to respect that things are paid for by us and your fortunate that you have a set of wheels, however there

There are a lot of rules when you get your license, but a lot of people don't follow them. A lot of kids don't follow the rules of driving alone for six months. They are driving at night when you're not supposed to unless it is for a school activity. There are a lot kids that drive without a licence, but with a permit. They need to have so many hours in a car with someone over eighteen to be able to drive. They have to complete driver education, pass the class, and a driver's´ test before getting a licence. A lot of kids drive around town and don't get in trouble because they don't have a license. I see kids all around town that drive when they don't have a permit or a license.

These days, there is too much pressure on children who participate in organized sports because of the unnecessary parental involvement they experience. A growing concern amongst those involved in youth sports is that certain aspects of parental involvement become detrimental to the development and experiences of young athletes. Early emphasis on winning, making money, and the disruption of education can exceedingly affect ones desire to further participate in a sport later on in his/her life.

Many students have already been allowed to receive their permit/licence, where as I, one of the few, do not have it. Though many have told you stories about their child and driving accidents, equal amounts, if not more, have told you stories of the benefits of allowing their child to drive. It is not a matter of whether or not you trust me to drive safely, but of whether or not it is safe enough to allow driving in general. There are many reasons why it is dangerous to allow this, but cars have technology that has saved many people’s

As a parent , it can be scary to put a teenager behind the wheel but it can help allot . Teens are more likely than other groups to be involved in a car accident although it may be temporary to delay allowing your teen to get her or his driver’s license there are some positive aspects of teen driving before making the decision accuse your child individually to determine whether or not he or she is capable and mature enough to drive also if they drive now they will have more experience as adults. and also most 13 years old’s can drive better than 18 years old .

How? The article written by the International Journal of Sports and Science & Coaching "Enhancing Coach-Parent Relationships in Youth Sports: Increasing harmony and Minimizing Hassle" explains that "Parents can enjoy their children's participation more if they acquire an understanding and appreciation of the sport. This includes knowledge of basic rules, skills, and strategies". When parents show more interest on their kids' activities and are willing to learn the requirements for the sport they chose to practice, it's most likely that the communication between parent and child will increase because eventually the parent will develop an interest in said activity since now they will share knowledge and experience of the sport, as well as any advice a parent can give to their children, not to mention this will give kids the confidence to ask mom/dad any questions when in

Raising children in today’s society is not for the faint of heart. Raising children has never been easy, but it is especially difficult in youth sports today. Coaches and parents are putting a lot of pressure on our young sons and daughters. The pressure to succeed in sports at

When kids have something wrong with them or want to talk about something, they feel the need to talk to their parents the most. Kids trust their parents the most and learn to follow in their footsteps and look up to them their whole life. What would happen if your parents we're pressuring you during your game? You would end up having lots of stress. Usually, parents don’t want their kids too lose a game and feel bad. This can happen when a kids want to try out for a team and the parents will discourage this behavior. They will try to prevent their kids from becoming emotionally hurt and unstable. This keeps kids from learning life lessons that need to be learned in order to succeed in life. These can include being independent, emotionally stable, self-control and more life skills like that. They will learn bad life skills that won’t be able to help them when they are older in life. This might include being violent, emotionally unstable, and having self-doubt. Kids can’t do these things