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    The secondary school system of today is strongly out of date‚ and putting young adults enrolled in these institutions at risk. In Leon Botstein’s essay‚ “Let Teenagers Try Adulthood‚” the question of reforming the modern day secondary schooling system is brought to light. His plan has some flaws‚ but the idea of creating a new schooling system to accommodate for the rapid developmental stages occurring in today’s youth is worth expanding on. The youth of today is developing at a shockingly speedy

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    same question has always been asked. Who gets to be in charge? Do we let the wealthy be in charge? What would that mean for everybody else? Personally‚ I believe that it would not be beneficial that we let the wealthy have the majority of the power. Since the wealthy are in charge‚ we have an unfair education system‚ less jobs‚ and an increase in poverty. Our primary education system is set up to where if your parents have money and you live in a decent zip code‚ you can be successful and go on

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    Teenagers Social Problems

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    Teenagers social problems can be related to anything that happens in this society. Teenagers can be affected about anything. They grow in a society that still has many unresolved issues and they are the ones that have to suffer. Social problems can be as simple as listening to loud music in a park. This might disturb many people‚ or smoking on the street. These simple and most common things can be considered social problems. More serious ones are for example those related to drug abuse in high schools

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    first argument in favour of this issue is that teenagers can share their feelings to their girlfriend or boyfriend. You may say that they can share it with friends instead of girlfriend or boyfriend‚ but to me‚ I think that girlfriend or boyfriend is their closest friend. Teenagers will share their deepest feeling to them. It is hard to tell friends that they are having lots of problems‚ but to their girlfriend‚ they can talk about everything. So teenagers can express their feelings. Another advantage

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    years‚ the social problems involving teenagers has been increase. We can hear or read about social problems or even crime which done by a teenagers in very young age through news in television or newspaper. These social problems involve murder‚ theft‚ take drug‚ violence and crime. Many people believe that this is because parents spend more and more time at work and has less time to supervise their children. However‚ I do not believe this is true. The reasons of why teenagers involve in social problem

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    surroundings‚ the greater troubled the individual becomes. According to Mills (1959)‚ the philosophy of liberation from being trapped is proposed through the ‘Social Imagination’. This concept refers to the ability that will help develop an understanding of the correlations between historical traditions‚ along with the comprehensions of social influences that a society may have on mankind. To understand the idea of ‘Imagination’ we must see the correlations between the individual’s personal troubles

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    Class: 2A.06 TOPIC : LIVING ON YOUR OWN AND LIVING WITH PARENTS. ( ( "You’re ruining my life!" the teenager shouted at her mom and slammed out of the room after his/her mother’s complaints. The next scene‚ as we can guess‚ is of the teenage packing his/her clothes to move out of the house. However‚ this is not the norm for Oriental culture‚ or Vietnamese‚ in particular. No matter how serious the quarrel is‚ the children will be reconciled with their parents and live under the same roof with them. So

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    "Health care service has become popular in our modern society. In some developed countries‚ the old come to live in old people’s home with nursing services which are partly paid by the government. However‚ in my opinion‚ elderly people should live in their own homes.           Firstly‚ elderly people are offered better care when living at home. As a family only looks after one or two elderly people‚ other members can immediately satisfy their needs. Moreover‚ their children understand old people’s

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    Writing 11/18/2013 Should Parents be Punished for Children’s Mistakes? Teenage crimes are on the rise‚ and in trying to prevent this condition from aggravating we are starting to consider different solutions‚ punishing parents for their children’s mistakes. The question to be asked is‚ are the parents really the problem here? Or is it something more severe? Punishing parents by the law is not the way to handle such rise in crime rates. Though I do believe that the parents should be held somewhat

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    communication is a tremendously vital in our everyday life‚ especially with teenagers. They tend to have fluctuated emotional upheaval during adolescence since they are bothered with their appearance‚ personal characteristics and academic performances and feel uncertain about their future. Thus‚ they might need the acceptance from others and want someone to talk to. Nonetheless‚ seldom do they communication with their parents‚ instead they share their confusion or fear with friends. Despite the fact

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