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2200 Series
Adolescence
Educating adolescents and
helping them grow up isn’t easy. As educators ourselves, we know it’s not enough to simply
relate the facts – we have to help adolescents
understand
the facts. Our pamphlets are unbiased, objective, and factual. We
don’t have an agenda – other than to help adolescents learn to think for
themselves. Life Skills Education booklets ask readers to remember, think about,
and act
on the information they have learned! (See also Personal
Improvement, Parenting,
and Family Life &
Issues.)
2201
Handling Peer
Pressure
There’s pressure from others to conform, and self-imposed pressure to
“fit in.” Helps young people examine their definition of friendship,
expectations of others and themselves. |
2207
Youth and Suicide
Only accidents and murder kill more young people. Helps readers to
identify attitudes and actions that may signal suicidal thinking.
Practical guidance in helping young people at risk. |
2210
New Kid on the Block: A Teen’s Guide to Moving
Relocating means major adjustments for everyone in the family. Guides
teens in the personal and practical decisions that make a successful
move. |
2212
Getting Along: Solving Conflicts without Fighting
A young person’s guide to conflict resolution. Teaches how to develop
mediation and communication skills that achieve “win-win” solutions
to conflicts in school and the neighborhood. |
2213
How to Say No: And Do What You Think Is Best
“Just say no” doesn’t work for many young people. Identifies the
difficulties and offers strategies and phrases for saying no, and making
it stick. |
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