So Whaddya Think? Teenagers – friend or foe?
Only a teenage can understand the pressures, demands, confusion, expectations, joys and sorrows of being a teenager. Yet society, from parents and schools, to magazine articles and television reporters, claims that it knows what is best for teenagers. With curfews, being underage for R-rated movies, required schooling, and age restrictions on driving and working, teens don’t have the full benefits of adults in our community. Yet sometimes teenagers are expected to behave as well as (or better than) adults do. Describe how teenagers should be treated in your opinion
BONUS: Check out these books about teenagers including - Teenagers: an American history by Grace Palladino and Teen fads: fun, foolish, or fatal? by Ray Spangenburg
So Whaddya Think? In your opinion, how should teenagers be treated? Post your comment below.
BONUS: Check out these books about teenagers including - Teenagers: an American history by Grace Palladino and Teen fads: fun, foolish, or fatal? by Ray Spangenburg
So Whaddya Think? In your opinion, how should teenagers be treated? Post your comment below.
When you were really little, it was kinda fun when people asked “What do you want to be when you grow up?” and everyone expected you to give cute answers like princess or baseball player, but now that you are getting older, and closer to finishing school and getting a job, that question is sometimes harder to answer. Maybe you already know what you want to be when you grown up, but for most of us, that question opens a lifetime of opportunities to experiment with who we are and how we want to spend our time and talents.Take a few minutes to brainstorm some possibilities for your own future.