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    references to his own past, Alice’s change in size, and imagery to show that people can keep elements of childhood, like imagination, forever. It is well known and quite obvious that childhood only lasts for a short amount of time before becoming an adult. It is not easy to let go of farcical games in the front yard of…

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    ranch owner or a writer, I had many phases. Conversely, if you asked me that question now that I am seventeen years old, the only answer I’d give you would be a shrug of shoulders. How come now, that I am only a few months away from becoming a legal adult, I have no idea what I want to do with my life? One of the main purposes of school is to help us understand the “real world”, and how to live in it. For instance; how to file taxes, how to compose a proper resume for…

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    In today 's society, many parents do everything for their children. Parents are not the only ones babying children; teachers and other adults are also making them dependent on others. We cannot continue to shelter children like we are today. If we continue to over shelter children, they will always be dependent on others - they will never learn how to deal with everyday problems such as bullying and other basic life skills. A responsibility of parents are to prepare their children for adulthood.…

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    Holden strives for adulthood but at the same time being unable to truly escape his naive childhood. In the end, he has escaped the bonds of childhood but has not yet found himself become a true adult. Holden’s struggles between getting to the adult world and staying in the child realm of life are shown through adult behavior, lies, and his mindset…

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    Preparing for Adulthood In the essay “Toys” by Ronald Barthes the author talks about how toys that are given to children will help them prepare for their future and adult life. Some of these toys will help them be good citizens and successful adults in the future. However, not only the toys are the ones that are going to help these children but the values that each parent imprints in their daily life will help them as well. What toys are actually important to give to you children? What toys will…

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    ”After Twelve, age isn’t important. Most of us even lose track of how old we are...What’s important is the preparation for adult life and the training you’ll receive.” This quote is from the book, The Giver, and even though it was said in a fictional world where everything is always perfect, it still can relate a great deal to reality. We might not lose track of how we are, or agree that age is not important after twelve, but it is important to be prepared for adulthood. Everyone needs good…

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    Technology Overuse

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    that it not only impacts older people, but also young children and young adults. During young children’s development to adulthood they are often at times exposed to technology such as iPad, phones and computers early in life. This constant exposure to those devices can affect their brains on a level that can rewire their thinking. That rewiring of the brain can cause their attention span and focus to be decreased. With adults as well as children, using the internet over a long period of time has…

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    While often romanticized in light-hearted novels and young adult movies, the infamous coming of age story is one that is often anything but glamorous. Inevitably, everyone faces the prospect of growing up, and, often times, the struggles with identity, responsibility, and purpose that come with it. For some, they are forced to uncomfortably reflect in order to understand the necessary progress they must make. For others, they must recognize the value of their principles and ideals, even if…

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    to the fact that young adults are not facing financial independence until later in their lives. Most young adults are currently pursuing to expand their education or training compared to past eras. Moreover, the current liberation of encouraging and permitting young adults to explore their careers as described in the dual-cycle model (Berk, 2013, page 374). Thus causing a delay in comparison to other cultures whom by economic hardship or general practice start their adult lives at an early age.…

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    way she needs something to cover her expenses while she s with her parents and figure where she may land. The social and emotional notion that young adults experience is probably the main element in shaping an adult life. Melissa wanted to learn to function without using parents as major source of comfort, security, direction. Melissa developed adult friendships that she hoped would continue outside of college. Per Erikson’s psychosocial theory of development, the impact of external factors,…

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