Sydney

I Believe… I believe life’s to short. I believe that someone can have a second chance. I believe life’s about having fun. I believe that Disneyland is the happiest place on earth. I believe in living to the fullest. I believe there’s no room for regrets. I believe you can always have be happy. I believe that you can learn from your mistakes. I believe in love at first sight. I believe in happily ever after. I believe life can be a fairy tale. I believe there’s nothing that’s perfect. I believe that life’s not easy. I believe that you can fall in love at any age. I believe that being different is amazing. I believe in miracles. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe that family and friends is all you need. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe that you can do whatever you please. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe people can change. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe that you pick YOUR own life. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe that a true friend is what it is about.

<span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe that dreams can be reality.

<span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe in guardian angels. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 17px;">I believe you should never be judged for being you. <span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 27px;">I will always believe that you live in love, and you love that you live ♥ Sydney Phillips

Sydney Phillips

These articles of “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mom,” went to a war of rights. Any Chua, Writer of the book was accused of being an abuser and soft. She assumed strength rather than weakness. In this research paper, I will see Chua’s cruisers, Chua’s parenting style and my own opinion, of this solution. In the western way, there many ways to parents your kid the western way is the way for a little more freedom. We don’t yell at owners kids saying that there “Garbage.” The western way doesn’t want to hurt your self-esteem. We want owe kids to make their decisions, their life’s. “Chinese parents can order their kids to get straight A’s, western parents can only ask their kids to try their best” Amy Chua, abuse or success? Amy made her child, Lulu (A seven year old), sit at a piano until she learned “The Little White Donkey.” She wouldn’t even let her go to the bathroom. Amy Chua was telling her that she’s was lazy & pathetic “when she still played me wrong…I told her to stop being lazy, cowardly, self-Indulgent and pathetic.” Amy is citizen her children, but that Lulu finally did it she could play the rehires. Do you think she would have still done it if she didn’t call her trash? “Amy Chua is a Wimp?” David Brookes observes that Amy Chua is going soft on her kids ‘I Just wish she wasn’t so soft and indulgent.” David means by that Amy keeps her children away from the hard things, like playing with other kids, and having sleepovers, Studying or playing piano is the easy things. “The school Cafeteria is more intellectually demanding than the library.” Amy Chua is a Wimp because she doesn’t let her kids in a social life. “In Defense of the Guilty, Ambivalent, Preoccupied Western Mom,” by Ayelet Waldman. In her story she points out that you don’t have to call your child trash to get them to get good grades. Her daughter Sophie, got two A(-)’s, and Ayelet was disappointed while her dad was in joy. But did Ayelet scream at her, call her names, and work on it every night and day to change that grade. She just got her a tutor, she wasn’t going to waste her own time. Her youngest daughter was diagnosed with a disorder Dyslexic. Ayelet had her practice over and over again with letters and words and she was miserable. Did she give up? No... She stuck to keep reading she didn’t want to give up, and she overcame her disability “Mothers Inferior?,” by Hanna Rosin. In this Article Hanna Rosin point out “A 16-year old stabbed her mother to death after complaining that her Chinese immigrant parents with to high standards.” Now do you think Amy Chua is a good parent Amy Chua says she the weak-willed, Pathetic, Western parent. Hanna parses her children. She shows that she loves them, she shows that she cares, by not calling them “trash.” A kid should have freedom and Imagination. “An Asians Fathers Gift,” is an article written by Llyon Woo is about a woman who couldn’t get a good grade in math no matter how hard she tired, it was her weakness. She was getting so stressed that she couldn’t get a good grade in math. One day unlike Amy Chua, her father told her to stop trying, she was set free to fail. Amy Chua showed parents the way she tought her kids. As for me, I think every child and parent are different and they have their different ways to be a raised. No one should be different for being different.


 * Sydney Phillips**
 * I’m not going to say I never cheated but I think it is not bad to cheat, only on certain types of things. If you where taking a test and you didn’t know the answer but the answer was on the wall, that wouldn’t be really cheating if it was on the wall.**
 * If athletes used steroids during sports why can’t we cheat on test? I look up to many athletes and who would ever know that there cheating. I know about 95% of people who has cheated at least once, and most of the teacher doesn’t even care. There are different was of cheating, and different methods. Yes cheating is bad, but sadly many people cheat.**
 * High school teacher Christine Pelton, and discovered that her students were cheating and quiet her job. I believe she did the right thing to quit, it was her way to do her job and it wasn’t enough for the board.**