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    is Rough, Just Live It Teenage years are like a roller coaster, many ups and downs, but a fun ride, so far. All teenager experience growth and a desire to become their own independent person. Regardless of the century, the teen years are when young adults search for physical, emotional, and intellectual independence while trying to hold onto the security of childhood. Just as fifteen year old Jemima, in the book Time Enough for Drums by Ann Rinaldi, begins to develop self-reliance within her…

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    In this journal I will be discussing three topics. These topics include: determinants of learning, developmental stages of the learner, and gender, socioeconomic, and cultural attributes of the learner. Determinants of learning must first be decided prior to any teaching being done. The nurse needs to assess for things such as the learner’s readiness to learn, the learning needs, and how the learner learns best. Readiness to learn is deciding at the best time to teach, or the best time the…

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    those who matter doesn’t mind.” – Bernard M. Baruch. In today’s society teenagers are more concerned about fitting in with the widely held groups that they forget to discover their own aptitudes and faculties. This book hints on the issues of the young people who find it difficult to fit in. The Cage of Butterflies is a book inscribed by Brian Caswell in 1992. This book is about a group of teenagers with IQs well above 150 who saved a group of babies from a malevolent syndicate. Being extremely…

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    Stress In Teens

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    what reasons are to be considered for such behaviour? According to Dobbs (2011), “ Our brains take much longer to develop than we had thought.” Meaning teenagers will have a harder time controlling their impulses and making decisions than that of an adult. Furthermore, peer pressure plays a large role in the positive, negative – even dangerous – actions of a teenager. Lehman (n.d.) demonstrates, “It is important to remember that adolescents are still learning to be a part of a group and are…

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    As a child or young adult you commit many errors. As I can recall I like most young adults had done something bad with consequences. It was a warm summer day the sky was clear. The streets full of cars. Children playing and having fun due to summer vacation. I woke up that morning not really knowing what I was going to do that day clueless on how my day was going to go. That morning I did the usual got dressed and relaxed. Towards noon I got a text from a friend. My friends planned to skate by…

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    developed skills through researching and refining to make sure that the chosen research question was accurate and had enough research surrounding it to make a solid argument. As parents grow more concerned about their children, mental health of young adults is a growing epidemic, and as a result there were thousands of research papers, articles, and and statistics, all of which would be extremely useful if my research question was going to be mainly about the wellbeing of teenagers. After…

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    statistics show that the stress level for the majority of Americans is decreasing, luckily. But the data further shows that this problem needs to addressed. 42% of adult stress level has increased, 36% of adults stress has stayed the same, (Jayson 2). Keep in mind that statistics say that teens are more stressed during the school year than adults in the past month. These people could possibly be coping with stress in an incorrect/ unhealthy manner which causes these people to be so…

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    In this positive text I will be analysing a text about 2 boys who have heroically saved a young girl from a stranger. in this text there is a wide use of the positive words describing the teenagers were words like ‘hero’ and ‘zero intentions of giving up’. The two boys, Temar and his friend, both aged 15 were riding their bikes when a girl was…

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    “This Beautiful Life” showcased many aspects of social issues. One aspect that stood out to me is the struggles of teens in their surroundings. Teenagers are growing to figure out who they are and their surrounding, such as the people around them, has a huge influence on their discovery. They need proper guidance and discipline to follow their rightful path. Sometimes it may not be good, but with the help of Helen Schulman’s realistic characters – Jake, Daisy, and Coco, teenagers of the 21st…

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    Cyberbullying Is Wrong

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    wholly digitize everything that occurs in a day. Unfortunately, this also means that the negative aspects of life seep into virtual lives. Cyberbullying is a growing problem that affects much of today’s youth and even adults. It has begun to change the lives and many teens and young adults, but not in a positive manner. As such a problem continues to persist, professionals and the families of victims are seeking help and justice for targets of cyberbullying. It has gotten to the point where…

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