https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8 Fahrenheit 451-Analysis Project en-us 2018-04-19 19:11:26 UTC 2025-12-13 14:38:11 UTC hello@padlet.com 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254565312 Kayla Hughey
Mrs. Jenkins
English 10-8
4/23/18

]]> 2018-04-23 18:48:54 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254565312 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254566184 The society of Fahrenheit 451 is a lot like Americans society today as a parents relationship with a child affects how they grow up and how society is shaped. Unfortunately, poor parent-child relationships lead to lack of self respect.

]]> 2018-04-23 18:50:39 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254566184 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254568053 This picture shows they mother helping with her kids lunch. A healthy relationship like this helps gets grow a stronger respect. ]]> 2018-04-23 18:54:24 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254568053 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254568352 This graph shows how well children do on Benchmark test if their parents are still together. This shows that the kids are happier than the ones with just a mom or a divored mother and father. ]]> 2018-04-23 18:55:00 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254568352 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254569306 A good strong family helps kids do better in school. This picture shows that the parents are involved in the childrens lives. ]]> 2018-04-23 18:56:52 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254569306 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254570248 This picture shows the stages of a persons life. To baby all the way to elders. ]]> 2018-04-23 18:58:44 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254570248 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254571312 Not only is a good parent-child relationship good but a good family realtionhip with siblings could help with a childs respect because if they have an older sibiling they could help them also grow up to be a good kid.]]> 2018-04-23 19:00:48 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254571312 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254572099 This video is a great source and tips for new or struggling parents.  This video shows and tells us that the role of both parents and children has changed. Also that there are so many guides on parenting but the most important one is the relationship you have with your child
https://www.ted.com/playlists/150/advice_to_help_you_be_a_great]]> 2018-04-23 19:02:35 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/254572099 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/257399664 2018-05-02 18:32:15 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/257399664 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258143802 Mildred and her friends act very childish and not very mature to be parents. One example would be “ the women showed their tongues, laughing” (Bradbury 93). This made them seem very immature and obnoxious. Their behavior was annoying for adults because it is acting very childish. While Milfred and her friends were talking they didn't really talk about what they wanted to talk about whatever pleased guy, which was politics. This seemed immature because they wanted to show off that they knew about politics. They also talked very childish because they said “they’d just as soon kick as kiss me. Thank God I can kick back!” (Bradbury 93). Children are taught to not be violent if someone is violent to them, but MIldred and her friends were explaining that if someone kicked me good thing she knows how to kick back. This shows that Mildred and her friends are acting very childish because she said “ Thank God I can kick back”. Normally adults are mature enough to know to ignore or not to fight back that makes a bad impression towards other people. By her saying this makes her seem childish and immature. By their conversation they had and topics they talked about it seemed like Mildred and her friends are immature and may have not had the best parent-child relationship when they were younger.


]]> 2018-05-04 19:05:51 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258143802 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258144297 Mildred could not act responsible let alone be a parent. She acts like a child and also speaks like one too. The way she talks to Guy is also very childish because when they were going to put a wall T.V. in she said “only two-thousand dollars” (Bradbury 18).  This made her sound like she was saying that two-thousand dollars was not a lot, but it kind-of is. When children want something from the store like a toy or a snack they will tell their parents that is only “this much money”. Also when Guy was having a conversation she cut in and Guy had to act like her father “we’re talking” (Bradbury 54). When a parent is in the middle of a conversation or on the phone children usually don't have manners and cut in or try to talk to their parents. This is rude and the parents usually say “we are talking” or “wait till I’m done”. This shows that Mildred had no respect for Guy and she doesn't really have manners. This tells us if Mildred doesn't know how to act like an adult then she definitely can't teach her child how to be respectful. A child needs a good relationship with their parent because they need to grow up respectful. A symbol could be lack of knowledge, Mildred doesn't really have very much common sense this is similar to children and a parent relationship because most children don't have a lot of common sense and a parent is there to teach their child common sense. Mildred must of not had a parent their to teach her manners. Another symbol in the book is the books and reading. Mildred gets mad when Guy suggest Mildred should read, because books are a way of kids imagination and they are talking them away and replacing them with technology. Maybe this is why Mildred is not so right and childish. She might of been brainwashed as a kid and now is just learning what children would learn when they are growing up.

]]> 2018-05-04 19:07:25 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258144297 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258144593 Clarice is not into violence and technology like they rest of her society. She likes nature and she was an outcast. She grew up with a family that cared about her and strived for her to be better. Unlike the kids in the non-outcasted society they were taught not to read and not to have an imagination. Kids need imagination to get through their childhood fun and books helped children have an open mind and create fairy tales in their mind. Since Clarice grew up like a normal child and not like the ones in the book she was seen as an outcast when she came to their society. Her childhood was cared for and she was helped while learning. In Fahrenheit 451 it is considered bad or weird to have a childhood that society is used to in the 2000’s. “I guess it is the last of the dandelions this year. I didn’t think I’d find one on the lawn this late. Have you ever heard of rubbing it under your chin” (Bradbury 19). This shows that Clarice knows about pretending and myths. This shows that she read books and had a big imagination.  In the book there was not really any responsible parents, or any one to put up with children. This is why Clarice is confused when Guy helps her so much. "You're one of the few who put up with me. That's why I think it's so strange you're a fireman, it just doesn't seem right for you, somehow"(Bradbury 24). In this society there are certain roles and Clarice thought it was weird that a fireman was helping her. 

]]> 2018-05-04 19:08:26 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258144593 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258333978 The're so many ways to raise a child, but the're only a couple right ways. Parents need to continue good discipline because children are getting sneaky and irresponsible. Children dislike discipline but later in their lives they will thank the parents for good discipline because they will turn out better than children without discipline.
https://www.symbaloo.com/home/mix/13ePQNKRVW]]> 2018-05-06 19:19:18 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258333978 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258674942 Unlike Fahrenheit 451 today's society most parents are very involved with their children. Children now and in the past have such good imagination, with book and coloring. They learned how to use objects by just exploring nature and around their house. “The key to raising a well-rounded child is to establish a solid support system at home so that she grows up satisfied with her achievements and ambitions ( Capetta ). This sentence from the article shows us with a strong family and a strong household people can raise an amazing family. “I asked my father to tell me certain episodes of his journey time and again” ( Carlisle 69). The author of the book is having her father tell her about his childhood which she called journeys. A good parent relationship with their child is important because you get to learn new things and the author is having a parent- child relationship with her father. “When it comes to parenting, she suggests praising your child for his hard work instead of labeling him as "smart" or "talented" (Capetta).  Children are more proud when Parents are excited for their achievements rather them calling the children “smart”. People with fixed- mindsets are reluctant with taking on new things or challenges because they believe that achievements come from natural abilities. People with growth- mindsets however, are more willing to take on new things or challenges with hard work because they believe in learning new skills. Most kids in the top of their class are more worried about hard work and not grades because put in hard work comes a great result. This is why they don't need to be told they are smart they just need the praise for the hard work they put into good grades. 

]]> 2018-05-07 18:50:33 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258674942 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258675993 Unlike Fahrenheit 451 today's society has some very responsible and careful parents. During Mildred's childhood she was neglected and she acts very childish because she is just now learning how to act like an adult. While Guy acts as her father, he teachers her what a father would teach his younger daughter or son. Most parents give their children all the attention in the world. “Parenting style is usually categorized into 4 types authoritarian parenting, neglectful parenting, indulgent parenting, and authoritative parenting” (How do). These parenting styles are very important because it reflects and depends on how your child is going to grow up. Responsibility plays a huge role in parenting if a person is not responsible to take care of a child then they are not ready and should not have a child. In today's society some parents rely on technology to entertain their kids ten-twenty years ago to calm children down was a pacifier now in today's society it is a mobile device. Mildred seems very into technology, she doesn't believe in reading and having an imagination. There are six tips, according to Harvard researchers, on being a good parent and raising good kids: “Here are six practical tips: Hang out with your kids, if it matters, say it out loud, Show your child how to “work it out”, make helpfulness and gratitude routine, check your child's destructive emotions, and show your kids the bigger picture” (Ali).  A responsible parent raising a young child and teaching them, will result in that child growing up with responsible actions and more successful. A neglectful parent raising a young child will result in the child being careless and irresponsible when they get older. “Children of neglectful parents can have behavior problems due to lack of self-control” (Riggio). When parents neglect their children they think they can get away with anything. This is because their parents don't discipline and they don't know what is right and what is wrong. 

]]> 2018-05-07 18:52:48 UTC https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258675993 20khughey https://padlet.com/20khughey/edbfbgcwg3o8/wish/258741433 Just how Clarice was looked at being an outcast because she liked nature and liked learning and imagining,  this is how children should be taught to grow up. Clarice seemed to have a very supportive family when she was younger because she seemed very respectful and knowledgeable.  “Children and adolescents who succeed have specific assets in their lives--developmental assets, such as family support and self-esteem The more assets young people have, the less likely they are to lose their way and get into trouble” (Benson, Galbraith and Espeland). Family is so important with children growing up, weather it is older or younger siblings, grandparents, or parents, a child needs a good connection with their family. Over the year the role of a parent has changed and a role of a child has changed. Discipline is a huge factor in raising a well behaved child. Parents are becoming less strict because they want their kids to like them. Today's society it is not “cool” to hang with your parents, so kids are getting more sneaky and parents become oblivious to their children. The more discipline you give your child the more better off they will be because they will know that they cant get away with that much. “You may not know it, but your day-to-day behavior, from the way you drive to the tone of your voice, is shaping the way your child will act for the rest of their life” (Hughes).  Children learn by what their parents say and if a person tells their child to do something then a child will normally think that it is okay to do. For an example if a parent is talking to an adult and the child is near and the parent says a bad work most of the time the child will repeat because children pick up on things very quickly and it is hard to unteach. Like Clarice in Fahrenheit 451 she liked to read and just like children they should be able to as a child because they develop an imagination. “When it comes to picking up a book and having story time with your kid, there is no such thing as starting too early” (7 ways). Not reading and not having an imagination really puts kids behind in learning. 

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