CHAPTER 5 : PARENTING,GENDER AND STEREOTYPES
I read an article about Little helpers written by Ruth Liew ( article from STAR, Thursday 26 June 2008 )
I’m agree with Ruth Liew about children should be taught to help out with house chores from young. It is important to teach children to help out with household chores from an early age. As a result, when they are preschoolers, they should know how to put away their toys after playing. Furthermore, they can be responsible, independent and are better equipped with skills when they are older. Besides that, parents must help to make it possible for children to do chores.

CHAPTER 6 : BECOMING A MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY
I had read an article about coming of age in Japan from internet ( OhmyNews International Art & Life ). I’m just to share it with you all. This article describe about Japan’s coming of Age day is known as Seijin-no –Hi and it is a national holiday. Originally, Seijin-no-Hi was scheduled on Jan 15 but in 1999 it was moved to the second Monday of January. Coming of age Day in Japan celebrities the age when people have the right of adults. In Japan, 20 years old have the rights of adults means they can vote and get married without parental consent. During this day, women wear kimono also boy will wear a formal male kimono know as hakama. This even very special day because had snap photo at Meiji Shrine. Lastly, after the ceremonies, they go the parties with their friends and their first legal alcohol drink.

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