This comprehensive guide on parenting teenagers explores the unique aspects of the teenage brain and the challenges it presents. The author addresses various issues, including social, emotional, physical, educational, and technological factors that affect both teens and their parents.
Focusing on the unique needs of at-risk teenage students, the book offers research-based insights to help educators understand their challenges. It presents a variety of brain-compatible instructional strategies and effective classroom management techniques aimed at teaching and supporting these students. By combining theory with practical applications, it serves as a valuable resource for teachers and administrators seeking to enhance their approach to at-risk youth.
This book explores the latest neuroscience discoveries about the teenage brain, offering insights into their emotional and cognitive states. Combining research with humor and practical advice, it equips parents with effective strategies to support and guide their teenagers.