Teen Engagement in Learning Starts With Respect
Adolescents learn more easily when they feel heard, understood, and cared about. Teachers should see teen reactions and attitudes through...
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By: Julie Baron, LCSW-C Posted on www.edutopia.org
6 Rules for Being Transparent with Teens: Authentic Relationships Lead to Engagement
Adolescence is a notoriously difficult phase of life, and being authentic as a teenager is not an easy task. Think about how hard it is,...
By: Julie Baron
Three Tips for Engaging Authentically With Teens
If you work with teens, you probably already know that the quality of your relationship with them is an important and potent predictor of...
By: Julie Baron
Three Things to Know About the Teenage Brain
As helping professionals or parents raising teenagers, it’s important for us to be able to make sense of the way teens act. Behavior...
By: Julie Baron
Cyberbullying Part 2: What Parents Can Do
Anticipate potential problems or risks with your child Having conversations about phone use and cyberbullying before any problems arise...
By: Julie Baron
Talking to Your Kids About Cyberbullying Part 1: Tools for Parents
When kids are electronically (cyber) bullied, it can be hard for parents to detect, until it becomes an overwhelming issue. A cyberbully...
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