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    이기는 체계를 위해
    가속된 학교
    부 1

     
    GIVING THINGS

    것을 줌

     
    Q.
    But what if I want my child
    to have the things
    I never had as a child?

    Q.
    그러나 나가 나의 아이를 원하면 것에는 무엇이 계속 아이로 나 결코 있지 않는가?

     
    Many parents are very affluent
    and really don't want to deprive
    their children of things they
    couldn't have when they were young.
    많은 부모는 아주 풍족하 진짜로 젊었던 언제가 까 있을 것의 그들의 아이들을 박탈하고 싶지 않는다.  
    Some students receive
    material goods rather than
    emotional support and guidance
    from their busy parents.

    몇몇 학생은 그들의 바쁜 부모에게서 물자 상품 오히려 감정적인 지원 및 지도를 받는다.

     
    These material goods
    are sometimes handed out
    right after the student
    has underachieved (i.e. didn't
    study or do reading or writing.)

    학생이underachieved있은 후에 이 물자 상품은 때때로 바르게 나누어 준다 (i.e독서 또는 쓰기를 공부하지 않으나 하지 않았다.)

     
    This merely pays
    for under-achievement.

    이것은 은d어r-XX이어v엄언t을 위해 단순하게 지불한다.

     
    Students see no reason
    to make achievement efforts.

    학생은 공적 노력을 만들는 이유를 보지 않는다.

     
    Some parents are afraid to deprive
    the student and are more likely
    to give in to nagging and whining
    for things.

    학생을 박탈하게 몇몇 부모는 두려워하고 것을 위해 잔소리하고기 두덜대기에게 안으로 주기 할 것 같다.

     
    This teaches the student
    to continue to nag and whine.

    이것은 학생을 잔소리하, 두덜댄 계속하는 가르친다.

     
    Many parents may have moved
    into a newer more affluent section
    of the city.

    많은 부모는 도시의 더 새로운 더 풍족한 단면도로 이동할지도 모른다.

     
    They want to make sure
    their student has the same toys
    their new neighbors' kids have.

    그들은 그들의 학생은 동일한 장난감이 그들의 새로운 이웃사람 아이 있을것을 있는다 것 을 확인하고 싶는다.

     
    When these things are given
    without any effort on the
    student's part the student
    learns the wrong game.

    이 것이 학생 부속에 어떤 노력없이 줄 때 학생은 틀리는 게임을 배운다.

     
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