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Article: 'Helicopter parenting' can hinder student growth, U. Arizona official says
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- October 14, 2005
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Anthony D. Avila
University Wire
10-14-2005
(Arizona Daily Wildcat) (U-WIRE) TUCSON, Ariz. -- The baby boomer generation has spawned "helicopter parents," who are seen hovering over their child during the student's transition from home to college, a pattern that could keep students from learning to tackle problems on their own, a University of Arizona official said.
"The current generation of parents has a track record as being very involved," said Jim Van Arsdel, director of residence life, who deals with parents of dorm residents on a regular basis.
After parents invest personally and financially in their children, they often hold high expectations and intervene to make sure they ...
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