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Originally posted by Larry (ILoveDR)
If a child is taught in school not to litter and then goes home to witness Mami and Papi and Tio and whoever commiting those very same acts, what is the likelihood that the he/she will do any different?
There has to be some kind of incentive given or punishment levied. Otherwise, poor habits are just passed on from one generation to the next.
Larry
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Larry I agree with you, bad habits are easily passed from generation to gernerations, so are good habits.
Teaching kids not to litter starts with the parent. I have done it sucessfully to Dominican children. At times making them pick up whatever was improperly discarded.