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    During puberty adolescents exhibit a strong sense of self-important thinking. In this stage of development, teenagers begin to focus their thoughts and actions around themselves due to the fact that their still maturing brains enhances self-consciousness. In this stage of development, adolescents are very egocentric so due to this, teenagers face many obstacles during. The two major aspects of adolescent egocentrism are the invincibility fable imaginary audience fable. Together these fables are…

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    My personal philosophy is to be accepting. For example, I am in Peer Connections, a class where students help in the Special Education classrooms at Pioneer. I help teach students with multiple cognitive and physical impairments during 5th hour everyday. This class has allowed me to spread acceptance through our school as I share my experiences and recruit others for the class and the corresponding club, which I am also a part of. As a member of the Project Unify club, I help make sure that…

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    People often walk into situations without thinking things through. How many times have you ever walked into a place and just know it’s not right for you to be there. As a human being we are naturally curious and we know no boundaries. As people, like McCandless, have shown us we are drawn to the unknown and the risks that come with it. As an adult with a teenagers brain, McCandless proves that teenagers have a totally different thought process than adults. In the article “Why the Teen Brain Is…

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    Well some teens get tired of their parents babying them up and want live free, but they want everything to go their way like me I had them same problem but now I understand every teen going smoke weed if their stressing or wants get stuff off their mind. It’s hard for a teen to understand their not grown that’s when the pills and drugs come from then they had girlfriends that really stress them more then u notice it’s a change see me I learn the same way. Sometimes parents hard on there…

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    Risk Factors for Girls For more than three years, CASA examined the reasons why girls and young women use drugs and alcohol. “The Formative Years” is the most exhaustive study of its kind. Researchers spent the time trying to find out why girls and young women use drugs like tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, Ecstasy, and prescription narcotics recreationally. The study found girls had different reasons for using substances than boys. They determined girls are not only more vulnerable to…

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    Impulsive Risk Taking Do you think taking impulsive risks is necessary for teens to do? Well in William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet they took a lot of impulsive risks throughout their lives. The star-crossed couple fell in love at first sight but they didn’t realize that they were from two families that hated each other. They then got married behind their family’s backs and then loss their lives by being so impassioned for each other. At this age teenager’s brains are still…

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    A teens worst fear is isolation because they feel left out. Now teens are fearful of many different things, and they are mostly afraid of exclusion. Due to the feeling of being left out, teens feel isolated because they do not trust anyone, also it can be caused by the way they look. Teens are sensitive to many things, and they will often try to make sure that they are able to be in their best condition. It will take time for many teens to get used to their fears like miscommunication.…

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    people how to treat us. You have to learn how not to be pushed around or forced to do anything by peer pressure, but on the other hand you must teach others how to respect you and your lifestyle. Same with parents you have to show them that you care in order for them to give you freedom. This Life Law showed me how I get pushed around by some of my friends and I will start defending myself from now on. Peer pressure is a real thing and everyone and been a victim of it within the teenage world.…

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    There is a point where children start to question the society they grow up in. In Harper Lee's coming of age novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, the children seem more knowledgeable than many adults on how society should work. Scout and Jem, the children of Atticus Finch, are often influenced by many of the people in Maycomb. Almost everyone in maycomb has their own views and almost all of these people have prejudice perspectives. There are only a few who don't believe that one person is better based…

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    When things aren’t right and you know they should be. You don’t need to be a superhero, you need to be a teen activist. A teen activist is a teenager who sees something, and they think it needs to be fixed. But instead of ignoring it and leaving it for someone else they fix it. Important qualities of teen activists is that they need to be brave, and willing to fight for their cause. But the most important one is they need to be hardworking. The first reason that teen activists need to be…

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