Toward a Global Ethic: A Dialogue with the World's Religions Spring 2005 Syllabus 3 January 2005 - 30 April 2005
We get duped by what we think the WORD means and not knowing how the WORD is used like ETHICS "Good Work Ethics!" sounds good until we learn after it is TOO LATE there is a generation being raised to undermind our US Constitution!
They use the WORD RIGHTS as in "Human Rights!" or in the RIGHT to die! Somewhere along this path you really do not have RIGHTS or protection of our US Government!
When we hear our Government Speak we better understand what they are saying
Strong Work Ethic and Aspirations (4 of 10) Immigrant families generally come to America eager to improve their standard of living. Parents are willing to work hard, and they expect their children to do the same. According to data provided by Hernandez, the parents in immigrant families are almost as likely to be working as those in U.S.-born families (97% versus 99%).5
Children of immigrants typically are imbued with a strong sense of family obligation and ethnic pride, and with the importance of education. As a result, the children of immigrants tend to have high educational aspirations and are less likely than children of U.S.-born families to engage in risky behaviors such as substance abuse, early sexual intercourse, and delinquent or violent activity.6 Studies show that they also tend to spend more time doing homework and that they do better in school, at least through middle school. For example, although their reading test scores are somewhat lower, 8th-grade children of immigrants have slightly higher grades and math test scores than their counterparts of the same ethnicity in U.S.-born families.7