Asian parents- how many worksheets do you do a day?

[Anonymous]

a good read echoing some of the [sensible] discussion here:

WaPo Opinion piece

In Jeremy Lin, a stereotype that should be celebrated

"...But isn’t that stereotype — especially the part about studying hard — a very good model to follow? Why should anyone want or need to “overcome” it?... "

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/in-jeremy-lin-a-stereotype-that-should-be-celebrated/2012/02/15/gIQAEynYHR_story.html

[Anonymous]

Another question is what generation are you? Most immigrants assimilate into the US culture and by the second generation they are more like Americans than their original culture. I noticed with some of the more recent Chinese Americans that I know they seem to place more emphasis on their sons than daughters. I did not say all and I do not want to start a cultural war but there are difference based on when your family migrated here. This is the dame for most Americans, Italians, Irish, you name the culture.

[Anonymous]

In Asian countries, especially in USA, the value of daughters has risen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In Asian countries, especially in USA, the value of daughters has risen.

[Anonymous]

"In Asian countries, especially in USA,"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"In Asian countries, especially in USA,"

The USA is an Asian country? Who knew?

[Anonymous]

About 10 worksheets in 10 years. We homeschool.