Tag Archives: Asian American

Today, I’m going to tell you about my experiences, as an Indian-American middle schooler, going to a primarily Asian middle school. Because […]

Why do parents act the way they do? Why are Western parents perceived as cuddly pandas while Asian parents are seen as […]

Today, the authoritative parenting style is perceived as the golden standard for appropriate parent-chid interactions. However, in many cultures, parents may have […]

In America, society privileges individualistic cultural traits: being independent, competitive, and assertive.  Americans also emphasize pro-social ways of acting, such as giving […]

The common core standards were created to raise student achievement and to help teachers and parents have a clear understanding of what […]

When it comes to helping your children make decisions in life such as college, parents must think more about how their own […]

I recently visited schools in the bay to read-aloud my new book: It’s Time for Holi! From this experience, I became aware […]

It is very challenging to raise bicultural children. Bicultural children are children who are a part of two (or more) cultures. This […]