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    Differences Between the Teenage and Adult Brain Contrary to common belief, the teen brain and adult brain are incredibly different. Differences between the two brains include the development or the prefrontal cortex, amygdala, and the striatum. Furthermore, the brain develops from back to front, so the prefrontal cortex is left undeveloped in the teen years. It is extremely important to understand these differences to know why teens behave the way they behave. The prefrontal cortex does not…

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    Teens need to learn to drive at an early age incase there is ever an emergency and they are forced to drive.Teens need to learn responsibility while they’re still in high school so if they make a mistake they can be corrected.The minimum driving age should remain at 16 because teens can transport themselves instead of depending on a parent, they will gain responsibility, and their guardian can use that to keep them under control. The first reason the driving age should remain at 16 is so teens…

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    Nowadays, people tend to be more independent. Teenagers, specifically view life as a carnival. Erstwhile, they are serious with everything they do, but most times, they find it as a joke, a playground. They break rules and ignore everybody else' s request to fix the mess they made with their lives. Basically, these discontent teens become selfish. They don't care about what other people will think of them and they don't want to listen to the opinion of others. But with everything people do,…

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    Celebrities are often teenagers’ first choice for role models. But why do adolescents idolise people that do inappropriate things? These things include changing their bodies to fit in, taking drugs and encouraging teens to buy unnecessary items through endorsements and social media. Those actions prove that celebrities are definitely a very negative influence on teenagers. In modern day society, plastic surgery is all the rage. Lots of people have gone under the knife, to the point where it is…

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    Conformity vs. Individuality: Brainwashing the Today’s Youth? What is Conformity? Conformity is the when you exchange your individuality, your uniqueness, and your well being for the ways of society. We as teenagers today partake in this ridiculousness; even though, we say do not. Conformity has officially brainwashed today’s youth, and we no longer have the strength to think for ourselves anymore. Teenagers for some reason feel the need to follow in their peers footsteps, when in reality…. we…

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    Being an adult, depends on how developed/mature ones brain is. Scientist have studied and confirmed that a brain is not fully grown until the age of 25. Thus, being because a young brain contains a lot of gray matter. During our adolescence years, our brain still undergoes “radical” changes and the teen brain matures in different parts of the cortex at different rates. Young brains are completely different compared to adult, fully grown, bains. People should not be considered “adults” until the…

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    Joy Castro

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    5The lives of W.E.B. Du Bois and Joy Castro have been very challenging, starting from their youth years into adulthood. W.E.B. Du Bois and Joy Castro mutually were passionate about formal education. Their passion for formal education came with adversities as well. In Joy Casto's writing pieces, "Hungry" and "On Becoming Educated," her short stories connect with the ideas of formal education and social adversities in the literature of, W.E.B. Du Bois. His short stories of, "Of the Meaning of…

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    uses the power of his media platform and language tactics to help raise awareness for teenagers and young adults that suffer from anxiety from all over the country. Denizet-Lewis uses a teenger named Jake and his journey through his anxiety from Jake’s junior year to his freshman year in college as the basis of his article. In addition to Jake’s story, Denizet-Lewis uses studies done on young adults and teenagers in relation to anxiety, multiple small…

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    If we dug a little deeper we could infer that the black paint on his hands could symbolize stress pressure depression and an assortment of malities that plague us in our adult life The black on his neck symbolizes how those components seemed to strangle him like hands around a neck squeezing until there was no life left This evokes the feeling of wanting to be a child again and the need to de-stress which is done by expressing…

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    Violation Curfew !

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    harshly interrogated. In fact, the music's style evokes a dystopian scene in listeners' minds. Certain varieties of youth curfews do exist in this country: Virginia requires teenage drivers to be off the roads after midnight unless accompanied by an adult or commuting to or from a school-sponsored event. However,…

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