Difference between revisions of "Young People and the Law"

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 Many community groups have parenting classes. In these classes, parents learn about taking care of children.
-They talk about ways to help their children with problems. They find out how to talk and listen to their children. They also learn about ways to '''discipline''' children without harming them.
+They talk about ways to help their children with problems. They find out how to talk and listen to their children. They also learn about ways to ''discipline'' children without harming them.
 Some community agencies offer parenting classes in other languages. Parenting classes can help parents to solve the special problems of raising children in a new country.
-:'''For example ''': Children usually learn new '''customs''' faster than their parents. Children also have a lot of pressure from kids at school to be more “Canadian.” Parents may feel that their children are behaving badly. They may worry that their children don't respect them anymore.
+:'''For example ''': Children usually learn new '''ustoms'' faster than their parents. Children also have a lot of pressure from kids at school to be more “Canadian.” Parents may feel that their children are behaving badly. They may worry that their children don't respect them anymore.
 Many community agencies give information and advice. People can call these agencies when they have a problem and they don't know where to go for help. Workers at the agencies can help them find the right place to go.