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When Parents are Too Child-Centered

[Adapted from Shirley S. Wang in the Wall Street Journal] Anthropologist Elinor Ochs and her colleagues at UCLA’s Center on Everyday Lives of Families have studied family life in Samoa and the P… more →

Pressing Pause

The Gender of Life at and in the Family Home in the Twenty-first Century

TBridges wrote 8 months ago: During a five year period (2001-2005), a group of physical and cultural anthropologists along with a … more →

Tags: Accounts of Gendered/Sexualized Space in Qualitative Re, Book Reviews, Gender/Sexuality and Household Space, clutter, gender and family life, Gender and space, gender and the home, gendered families, hoarding

A Fine Mess: Why We Need to Ditch the Clutter

Barbara Kelley wrote 10 months ago: Sometimes what we need to do is clean house. I’m not necessarily talking about making your bed … more →

Tags: Decision Making, Culture, What should I do with my life?, too many choices, grass is greener syndrome, Stress, clutter, indecisión, UCLA Magazine

When Parents are Too Child-Centered — 4 comments

Ron Byrnes wrote 1 year ago: [Adapted from Shirley S. Wang in the Wall Street Journal] Anthropologist Elinor Ochs and her colleag … more →

Tags: Family, Education, Modernization, parent-child relations, Parenting, K-12 schooling, UCLA, Elementary Education, child centeredness


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