• ADOLESCENT ISSUES
     
     
     teens
     Adolescent Issues is a one semester course and 1/2 credit. 
     
     
    This course examines life as an adolescent. Students learn about themselves and ways of coping with the problems and stresses of adolescence and how to effectively communicate with the people in their lives. They will investigate issues facing teens today, and identify personal characteristics for managing these concerns. Study of the physical, cognitive, social and emotional development of adolescence is included, as well as theories that support this information. 
     
    COURSE OUTLINE
     
    1.UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF-
              your self concept
              adolescence
              personality
              your family foundation
    2. RELATIONSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION
              roles and relationships
              effective communication skills
              goals
              resolving conflicts
              building family relationships
              coping with family crisis/change
              working with others
    3. SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS
              gender roles
              love and dating
              date rape/dating violence
              teen pregnancy
    4. COPING WITH PROBLEMS/SUPPORT SYSTEMS
              eating disorders
              weight control
              bullying
              sexual harassment
     
     
     
     
     
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