A well-behaved child
Un enfant bien élevé
follow
directions
is
respectful
respects
other people's needs and times
who
does as he/she is told
who
does not fight with other children and break expensive items
who does not lie
to his parents, who does not do something to embarrass a parent
who
doesn't act up in public
who
doesn't cry all the time when he/she doesn't get what they want.
who
enjoys himself without bothering others.
who
follows his/her parents but also asks the reasons and tries out
his/her own
who
follows instructions.
who is
considerate.
who is
curious and respects his parents.
who is
guided by their elders and is respectful of them.
who is
naive and honest.
who is
not disturbing or disturbed. underaged.
who is
not too loud and obnoxious.
who is
obedient, quiet, and who is creative, inventive, curious.
who is
sharp
who
listens and is mature.
who
listens to her parents and teachers.
who
listens to his guardian
who
listens to his or her parents, and plays nicely with the other
children.
who
listens to his or her parents.
who
listens.
who
obeys his or her parents and has good manners.
who
obeys his or her parents.
who
obeys his parents
who
respects others.
who
understands why rules exist
who usually obeys his or her
parents when they're being reasonable.
qui n'est pas
insolent
avec de bonnes
manières
de gentil
de poli vis a vis
des adultes qui l entourent
de serviable et
poli
dont l'éducation donnée
par ses parents a bien fonctionné
généreux
qui connaît
le savoir-vivre
qui considère
autrui comme respectable
qui demande la
permission, qui possède un minimum de savoir-vivre
qui dit bonjour
qui dit merci de
sa propre initiative,qui n'agit pas en enfant gâté
qui est poli, qui
a de bonnes règles de conduite
qui est poli,
respectueux, cultivé et ouvert
qui n'est pas
impoli, qui respecte ses parents
qui respecte
autrui
qui respecte et
écoute ses parent
qui respecte les
autres
qui respecte les
gens et qui sait se défendre quand il le faut
qui réspecte
les autres
qui sait adapter
son comportement à différenes situations
qui sait demander, remercier,
et manger correctement, et capable de rester "relativement"
calme lorsqu' on lui demande
qui sait s'adapter
et se conformer à des conditions nouvelles (famille
d'accueil, envirronement....) tout en connaissant son identité.
qui sait se
conduire
qui sait se tenir
en société
qui sait se tenir, de curieux
Discussion
- 08:49am
Oct 22, 2001
(#
1
of 3)
Un enfant bien élevé est un enfant qui ne pense pas qu'à lui,il doit etre généreux.Mais est ce que cela releve de l'education ou de sa nature?En tous les cas c'est un etre sociable ;meme s'il doit apprendre les bonnes manieres et la discretion ,il ne faut pas le transformer en singe savant,car l'enfant ideal n'existe pas . Il faut donc deja lui reconnaitre une certaine identite(en le laissant etre spontané pour certains élans),sans quoi,plus tard, il aura du mal a s'epanouir dans certains domaines.
- 04:48pm Oct
27, 2001
(#
2
of 3)
It seems that many of the French students think that a well behaved child knows what he should or should not do. A well behaved child should know the rules of politeness and how to act in general. American students often replied that a well behaved child listens to his parents, follows what they say, and other specific actions. Is it that we are speaking of different age groups because the responsibilities seem to be different?
- 08:35pm Oct
29, 2001
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3
of 3)
It sounds like french kids are expected to be polite and not bothersome. Do french parents give that much freedom to their kids? I know that in the US parents try to control everything that goes on in a child's life. A well behaved child is considered to be one that follows all of his parent's orders.