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Susan Hood. The book focuses on the roles of older siblings and what type of responsibilities they have to partake in. The book begins with the family announcement to their children about expecting a new baby into the family. Then the child helps their parents prepare for the baby by setting up the stroller and the new baby’s room. The baby is born into the family and the book goes into details of what a helpful older sibling is expected to do. The numerous ways the book provides specific responsibilities

When immigrant families move into the U.S. the culture shock is significant. Families can easily become overwhelmed by their need to fit in. This is especially true for young children. It is easy for the kids to get caught up in the American way of life, and because of this, the culture can be forgotten. That is why the adults in these families need to enforce their cultural norms on their children, so they can make sure that their culture is not forgotten. There are several benefits to parents

have not been influenced by Canadian culture. The restaurant is run by a family in which social hierarchy and gender roles take place and in which the Chinese culture is strongly implemented. Since the father is the head of household, he has to do the sweatiest/most exhausting job which is being the head chef as it also shows his manliness and his pride. The mother is the waitress because she is the communication in the family as for the sons and daughters, they are seen as less capable than their

culture Yupik or Yupiq are part of Alaska Native indigenous people. It represents both the name of the clan and name the language. Yupik communities occupy the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta area and the coastline of Western Alaska. Yupik speaking communities were semi-nomadic and they depended heavily on hunting and fishing for food. They built seasonal camps and leave with extended families. They had gender based roles and houses in which men and older boys lived in qasqiq, men’s house and women and children

understanding of her own culture and family history. Rheanna identifies with the ethnic groups Latino, European, and Native American. Her father is Latino, her mother is European, and both are part Native American. Rheannas mother knows she is part Welsh, Greek , Italian, and German, Cherokee Native American, and Apoche Native American. Rheanna Lynn Esparza is my interviewee’s full name and she goes by the

immigrant children’s families in their child’s learning and development?”, and “How can I create an environment and curriculum that respects and embraces immigrant children and their families?” b) The context and background for this study has evolved from my years teaching at a Head Start in Washington Heights. The community that I have worked with for the past five years is a majority

Pakistani culture consists of many different ethnic groups, languages, gender roles, and religions. “It is the world's sixth most populous country, has an estimated population of 176 million. The annual population growth of 2.1% resulted in the population quadrupling in the past 50 years with 41% below age 15” (Marvi & Howard, 2013). The different ethnic groups that Pakistani culture consists of are, Punjabi which is the largest ethnic group, Pashtun, Sindhi, and smaller groups, Pakistan (2017).

your perception of life fluctuates.” Nigeria is the home of over 500 languages. My grandfather can speak and comprehend English, French and my tribal language Yoruba. 10 years ago, my family held a reunion in Nigeria. Every individual family member there communicated by speaking in French and Yoruba, however, I stood there bewildered. As a youth, my grandfather made numerous endeavors of trying to teach me the language of French. Only a couple of familiar words could momentarily break the

In December of 2005, my family and I came to the United States from the Dominican Republic. I came to the United States because my parents wanted to provide my siblings and I a better future. In my hometown, The U.S is considered the country of opportunities. At that time, I was oblivious and unaware of what was going on. I did not understand why I had to move across the world. When we came to United States, my family and I had to live with my grandfather. He shared his home and provided us with

as her family face is a language barrier. She may feel because of the language barrier from the other kids and they do not understand her, she isolates herself. Sonia feels shy around her peers maybe she has some anxiety when talking to people and is afraid to open up to people. Because of her language barrier she may not understand her school work and she may not pick it up as fast as her peers. It is a challenge for the parents to get help for assistance because they have that language barrier