Sunday, June 7, 2009

Is it customary for Mongolian children to live with their grandparents for the first year of their life

Is it customary for Mongolian children to live with their grandparents for the first year of their life?
I met a woman who lives in America, but after all her children were born she sent them to live with their grandparents in Mongolia until they they turned a year old. I tried researching this, but couldn't find anything to either confirm whether or not this is a Mongolian tradition or just something this specific family did. Does anyone know?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 3 Answers
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No. I guess she just wants them to learn about the culture and develop some love or something like that. If I have kids definatley going to send them back to their country for a couple of years to learn. But not right after birth because I can take care ; she probably cant take care of them. I'm not Monoglian but I know allot about them. J : memories .. duhh. I still remember Bangla letters which I learned when I was 2 while living in Bangladesh.
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http://wvasiapacific.org/childparticipation/mongolia-children-s-future-light-on-disability.html http://encarta.msn.com/sidebar_631522231/customs_of_mongolia.html (mention of children and grandparents sharing sleeping accommodation).
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ArzÃ¼ how does a child learn about culture on the first yr of its life? common sense.

Monday, June 1, 2009

What should I do to be a good lawyer

What should I do to be a good lawyer?
I'm 16 years old and I live in Mongolia. I made up my mind to be a lawyer, so please tell me what should I start doing right now?
Law & Ethics - 4 Answers
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A. It's impossible to be a good lawyer, you're automatically assumed or will become evil if you become one. 2. start looking up lawyer info on the net and trying to find out requirements to get into law schools and if there is any other classes or clubs you can join that can help you go in that direction
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argue
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In my opinion 1) Listen carefully to what your client is saying and not saying 2) If you say you will look into something - actually do it 3) Study the laws and amendments to the laws until you almost memorize them in the area of the law you wish to specialize. Good Luck!
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You should parachute jump with squirrels.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

I just want to know how i can find a sponsor for my master's degree

I just want to know how i can find a sponsor for my master's degree?
Hello, My name is Tunga. I live in Mongolia. I want to study in USA or other foreign country to get higher education. But you know it is difficult to pay my tutuion and other staffs. Too expensive for me. Maybe you wonder that how come i don't want to study in my own country. Because even i got degree here in Mongolia i will not find good job. But i really want to get good degree and help developing the country. One of the thing i worry is economics of my country. People are strugling with their lives. Every time i see the people here i wish to do something for them. Then i thought in order to help them i have to have good education. Now i'm 25 years old. i hope somebody can help me with this. Thank you.
Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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You have to get a loan or pay for it yourself. That is how American's get an education. Study in Mongolia, it is less expensive in your country. Get a job at a restaurant, store, ask your parents, relatives, friends, neighbors, to give you money for school. There are many ways to finance your education instead. Since you want to get a Master's Degree, you are smart enough to find ways to pay for it, like most students. Be resourceful.