Bright Spark
Posts: 496 
Location: In Monsoon West (B.C)
Location: In Monsoon West (B.C)
October 14th, 2006, 11:43 AM
Now reading I believe it is the eigth book so far with the Residential school system for my article I could go about a whole new way of thinking about writing the article. (Maybe) next article I write, but a whole new theory of connection can be made between the Residential school system, foster homes of today and the instition of some notable subjects the Dionne sisters and others that conincide with the idea that institutional theory was the best for these children.
As one can see though, for Aboriginal children, foster children and others, some make it okay in this situation but others cannot make it when they are put back in society after the instutional framework.
Any thoughts?
Now reading I believe it is the eigth book so far with the Residential school system for my article I could go about a whole new way of thinking about writing the article. (Maybe) next article I write, but a whole new theory of connection can be made between the Residential school system, foster homes of today and the instition of some notable subjects the Dionne sisters and others that conincide with the idea that institutional theory was the best for these children.
As one can see though, for Aboriginal children, foster children and others, some make it okay in this situation but others cannot make it when they are put back in society after the instutional framework.
Any thoughts?
