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    about a character from the movie ‘Pleasantville’ by Gary Ross. The character of ‘Jennifer’ personally interested me the most because of how she changed her identity during the coarse of the film. Jennifer was introduced to the audience as a popular teen girl who wore revealing and tight fitting clothes and wears excessive amounts of make-up. She often used short colloquial words in her speech like ‘‘yeah, right’’ and “cool” rather than proper insightful sentences. When she finds herself in the…

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    sources with good amount of information on each source. Although people believe that it is educational, screen time should be limited for children because it creates an unhealthy lifestyle and negatively impact their education. Parents believe that screen time for children is good and beneficial for their children and young teens. Especially for their young ones as age of one years old…

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    development of a person. Teens in this generation, more than any other, are faced with so many different problems that they must overcome. Going through adolescence is a very difficult time for teens, because they are faced with many internal and external problems that they must cope with which can result in suicide or other health issues. Difficulties in adolescence are a common issue seen in many aspects of life as well as literature. Throughout the time spent in adolescence, teens are faced…

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    This pushed a new topic of the celebrity lifestyle that the realty television race is pushing on to the idealization of the party life. The different shows and reality programs that make the children and young adults dress like a stripper from the eighties is the reason for the change. The idealizations…

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    Comprehensive sexual education is “designed to motivate and assist students to maintain and improve their sexual health, prevent disease and reduce sexual health-related risk behaviors” (Source 4). This issue has become a demand because of the large number of teen pregnancies, STDs/STIs, and sexual assault in schools. Sexual education is way…

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    basically selling a lifestyle to teens and to every consumer they can get across to. The process that is done by marketing teens is that they study the average teen, they follow their everyday needs and wants. Most teens as of this point in their lives don 't have a steady income or source of financial aid other than their parents. The giants of advertising know this and they take advantage of this in every single way possible. They advertise what the typical teen wants, making the teen crave…

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    Alcohol By Teenagers

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    Both charges come with a fine, alcohol education course, and a set amount of community service hours. Said charges are then placed on the teen’s criminal record, but if the teen caught is under eighteen, then the criminal record gets wiped clean once the teen becomes a legal adult. When a teen of the ages eighteen or nineteen gets caught, then the charges stay on file, and detainment becomes a possibility. Since the legal drinking age is twenty one, teenagers must acquire the alcohol…

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    life and lifestyle you live everyday? The matter of fact that in or outside of home no one talks about situations that should be spoken to at the right age. Miscarried with your own child not knowing how to spill it and say it because it is embarrassing or maybe he or she may know already from right to wrong. Should school be in charge of educating kids about life changing situations or should it be the parents obligation? Teens do not know real life obligations besides what any other teen…

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    are spiraling out of control. Note, both teenagers regularly party and drink alcohol, Daniel also smokes marijuana. Thus, in hopes of helping Forrest and Daniel, they are sent to Holland, where they will stay with the Van Berkel family. The British teen-Forrest, is a spoiled only child, who lives between her…

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    misconceptions that are out there among your friends and on the internet. Your ability to make the right decisions includes getting educated. And, as you learn, share what you are learning with your friends and your family. 3. Urge teenagers to get help: Many teens believe they are invincible…

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