Teaching Kids How to Break Up Nicely - NYTimes.com - 23 views
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Throughout the one-day meeting, organizers did their best to make the teenagers forget they were about to learn something.
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Skyler Kim on 06 Oct 11This is a good tactic for the instructors to use because more teenagers now days that are actively into facebook tend to not listen as clearly to someone if they know they are trying to be taught. One study said that teenagers tend to "drown out" the teachers voice over their friends because of the lack of intrest and that their peers are more interesting. So this tactic would help teachers teach students while having them listen and understand the information.
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The girls outnumbered the boys, and they didn’t hesitate to gang up on a charming — and, until then, immensely well liked — 17-year-old named Roberto, who proclaimed with a bit too much gusto that
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To help the youngsters envision what a healthy split might look like, pictures and videos of several celebrity couples who managed amicable breakups were projected onto a big screen.
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This may not work as a good example because some teenagers might not see them as "role models" or they might think that it was a fictional moment. Some people might not be as impressed just because they won't change their mind. However, this could be somewhat effective if the students are very active in the fandom of these people. These are the people that find the people to be their idols and they might follow their example. So this method actually could work if their are some people part of the fandom.
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