Agree or disagree

There are some points where i agree and some points where i disagree. The point where I agree is that there are violent games that teach children to kill but not all games are like for instance Pac-man, the gameis basiclly running away from ghosts and eat tic tacs. There is not really any violence in that. So I mostly agree on the things he said but i Disagree on the point that EVERY game is violent.

Gaming

I have two possible answers to the question:
     My first answer would be a yes, because we are twelve and thirteen the verge of being a teenager. But the answer yes only applies to young adults who can control themselves and have discipline. It does not apply to children who are careless, reckless, no discipline, etc. Because as we see we might affect the minds that are not strong enough to know what is correct and wrong. So for a preteen to play any type of video game, a parents advise is needed. Why? Because parents know how the child is, and if he or she is ready. Also many people are afraid that if the child is too young he or she might imitate the game itself or the child would be addicted to the game and might affect the health of the child.  So for the answer to be yes, the child need to know what is good for him/herself.

Reflection

On Thursday we had a guess speaker, Mr.John Golden. He talked about his time in Bangladesh and the Peace Corp. Before the conference about Bangladesh I use to think that Bangladesh was scary and full of extremists. But actually Bangladesh was full of nice people and we should not judge a book by it's cover. I learned that in Bangladesh it is the #1 country that has Dengue Fever, and that is why Mr. John has to use a mosquito net. In Bangladesh, there are ponds everywhere. Bangladesh is very hot and he very hard to breathe because of it's pollution. Bangladesh is less strict about covering your head and what you should wear. Bangladesh is a 94% Muslim community. Bangladesh people are very nice, even though they are poor they would invite us in to have lunch with them. In Bangladesh Mr.John teaches at the P.T.I.-Primary Teaching Institute. At there Mr.John teaches adults to teach primary students. Once his students asked him that did he ever took a bath. he actually did but he took it in a bath, not in a pond where is it not private. In the first 3 months Mr.John lived with his host family. He lived there for 20 months, he was suppose to live there for 7 more months but back at the US, there was an extremist who drove a plane to the twin tower and killed around 3000 citizens so Mr.John had to retrieve back to the US.

Children's Rights Violation

One Children's Right that was violated in the book "The Carpet Boy's Gift" was the Right of Freedom. The boy was not able to have fun and relax in stead he had to work at the factory for his master. His parents sold him for 1000 rupees(which is about $15). for the boy to be free again he has to work to pay back his debt. But every time when he was almost reach his debt his master fines him for doing something wrong.

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My favorite song.

My favorite song is the Pi song. I like the Pi song because it is very interesting and the lyrics talks about the history of the number Pi. I don't know who is the person who created the Pi song but i found the video on WWW.YouTube.com and I liked it ever since. Here is the URL:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BwKZEp2K_0