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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. | 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 ''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. | ||
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. | 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. | ||
