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Surviving Adolescence
What�s REALLY Going on with Your Kids?
- Do you ask yourself any of these questions?
- Is Jane getting physical with her new boyfriend?
- Is Jack experimenting with drugs or alcohol?
- Why has Jamal�s confidence suddenly dropped?
- Is Ricky feeling too much pressure in his advanced classes?
- Vanessa is spending all her time texting and on Facebook. Should I be worried?
- Why doesn�t my child talk to me anymore?
If so, �Surviving Adolescence: What�s REALLY Going on with Your Kids?� is for
you.
In
this four-part tele-seminar course, Shannon White, M.Div., journalist, and author of
How Was School Today? Fine., interviews four of the nation�s leading experts on adolescent
issues about questions you may have about what�s really going on in the lives of your
kids.
Dr.
Joel Haber, an expert in the field of bullying, talks about the �digital divide� between
parents and adolescents that creates an open door for cyber-bullying to occur:
�Kids, without really understanding the parameters of technology, take risks that can be
really problematic because they don�t understand the potential consequences.�
Dr.
Harris Stratyner, a national expert in the field of adolescent addictions: �They model;
they�re curious, they want to be sophisticated and want to catch a buzz. They�re always looking
for that thrill . . . that feeling that they�re in an altered state of consciousness and they
want to feel more relaxed and have a social lubricant.�
Tom
Mahoney is an expert in the field of adolescent and teen sexuality. �In 2009, 46% of high
school students had sexual intercourse . . . � Mahoney says, �It�s important for parents to
be informed. It�s important for kids to have access to information that is accurate and it�s
important for kids to have a healthy sense of who they are.�
Dr. Sharon Scully, is the former Director of Admissions at Columbia University and
now consults families in the college search process. Scully says, �It�s become confusing even
for parents who were well educated, because the whole admission process is different from what
it was when they went to school.�
Surviving Adolescence: What�s REALLY Going on with Your Kids
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