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ololo11 [35]
2 years ago
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What implications do these new understandings have on how we educate and rehabilitate adolescents?

Biology
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daser333 [38]2 years ago
5 0

Well socially we are taught nowadays that we have to dress a certain way we have to act a certain way and we just have to meet criteria to be cool which was always a thing but now its much worse and harder to fit in and when we try to make friends they are too busy with girlfriends boyfriends and their phones to actually speak to you not everyone but most of everyone.


Educationally we are learning that all the knowledge that we ever need is in our pockets half the time and the other half in the palm of our hand and we never leave without it;Our phones.I can't tell you how many times that i have heard someone's kid saying that school is dumb blah blah blah and that i can just search what i need to know which is true but not healthy.


So in conclusion kids have it really easy and are heading down a less social but more social media like road and aren't educating themselves like they should mentally.

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