Some people believe that allowing children to make own choices and everyday matters is likely to result in a society of individuals who only think about their own wishes other people believe that it is important for children to make decisions about matters that affect them.

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of Islip which is a small town. There are some data about
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future developed plan. Overall, the places are few and they
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way. But they will add in the
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and there is going to be a way around them.
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and the
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of it. While the shops are
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the 2 sides of
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road the upper
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and the downer
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shape.
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there is no Bus station or car park, there will be in the north of the
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, side of the shopping
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. Roads will change too much, there will be some new
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the left. In the developed plan, there is going to be a square around all the places,
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, shops or bus station, expected a housing and school which are in the South of it. It will be called Dual
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  • autonomy
  • independence
  • critical thinking
  • collective well-being
  • selfishness
  • overemphasis
  • real-world situations
  • confidence
  • self-esteem
  • boundaries
  • guidance
  • moderation
  • maturity
  • decision-making power
  • personal growth
  • social awareness
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