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Empowering Youth-directed Learning in a Digital Age | DMLcentral
"Each portfolio is personally curated by youth like Tashawna to offer an audio and visual tour of their social media productions that highlights the literacies developed through each social media project. This stands in contrast to the Digital Transcript, which is official and controlled by Global Kids."
Teen spirit: the hidden life of British teen boys | The Guardian
Beyond all the negative headlines, what do we really know about Britain's teen boys? Simon Hattenstone takes a trip deep into boy world and finds that it's very different from what you might expect…
A Check-up on the Habits and Values of North America’s Young Adults (Part 1)
Calgary, AB – When looking at the values and lifestyles of North American young adults ages 18-34, there is a clear line of division: the U.S.-Canada border.
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Add Sticky NoteAccording to the latest study from Ipsos, there are marked differences between American and Canadian young adults when it comes to lifestyle decisions and values.
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“This group is growing in their consumption, gaining in their economic value, and asserting their preferences regarding lifestyle and brand choices. Knowing how they think and act is an investment in the future.”
YouTube - Nonviolent Communication Part 1 Marshall Rosenberg
Marshall Rosenberg created Nonviolent Communication and is Founder and Director of Educational Services for the Center for Nonviolent Communication
Random thoughts from 25-35 year olds - helen's posterous
More often than not, when someone is telling me a story all I can
think about is that I can't wait for them to finish so that I can tell
my own story that's not only better, but also more directly involves
me.
Neurodiversity and the "dumbest" generation | brianfrank.ca
My feeling is that if our society considers honesty and interpretive precision to be flaws, then it’s our society itself that’s in need of therapy.
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- These comments on Aspergers are currently being questioned. Whether Aspies are or are not "impaired" may have more to do with the methodologies than their genuine abilities. Even the language here is questionable and reinforcing (impairment) of disability versus difference. - on 2009-09-01
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But then as soon as I read that I thought of Tyler Cowen’s Create Your Own Economy, in which he makes a case that new technologies and practices on the web — precisely the ones Bauerlein has criticized — are empowering autistic and neurodiverse individuals to be more social and productive.
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Why Don’t Teens Tweet? We Asked Over 10,000 of Them | TechCrunch
The implication is that 11% is a small number, but if we look deeper, it turns out that Twitter has a higher concentration of teens than Facebook. You can see in the chart below that Facebook is only 9% teen, so Twitter is actually more teen than Facebook, which rightly has never been perceived as having a “teen problem.” Facebook has so many users that teens just can’t be that large a percentage of the service, by definition.
Why Generation-Y Can’t Read Nonverbal Cues - WSJ.com
We live in a culture where young people—outfitted with iPhone and laptop and devoting hours every evening from age 10 onward to messaging of one kind and another—are ever less likely to develop the "silent fluency" that comes from face-to-face interaction
Facebook Connect and a failure to understand online identity management | Pew Internet & American Life Project
However, these new tools seem to ignore a fundamental disconnect between our online and offline identities. In the offline world, we don't present ourselves in the same way to all people in our lives – we show different sides of ourselves to our mothers, our friends, our employers
Sharing all driven by need for popularity | Toronto Star
Their study found undergraduates ages 17 to 24 who disclose a lot of personal information on Facebook are driven by the desire to be popular.
Malorie Blackman's top 10 graphic novels for teenagers | Books | guardian.co.uk
Although famous as an author of prose fiction, the author of the Noughts and Crosses novels here shares her enthusiasm for graphic novels that will excite teenage readers
College voices: the yacht-building apprentice | Education | The Guardian
Most of my school friends are away at university now, but I don't feel I'm missing out. I'm still living at home, and earning a small wage as an apprentice means I'm not racking up student debt.
Parent Advice - Social Networks and Teen Lives - Common Sense Media
Our research showed that parents vastly underestimate how much time kids spend on social networks. This makes it hard for parents to parent in the crucial areas of social interaction and development.
Are Kids Becoming Immune to Celebrity Escapades? Are Parents?
But while parents cringe, kids seem increasingly unfazed. Are they becoming immune to celebrity scandal? And how do these incidents impact the images they post of themselves -- or their friends -- online?
Youth report: A different side of Scarborough | CBC Your Voice
Students at East Metro Youth Services present a different side of Scarborough.
Breakfast Club director John Hughes: 'He had a massive impact on cinema' | Film | guardian.co.uk
From Pretty in Pink to Ferris Bueller's Day Off, John Hughes's movies came to define a generation in the 1980s.
The misery of sexting | Life and style | The Guardian
Texting explicit photographs has become a common part of courtship among teenagers. But the consequences can be tragic. 38% of under-18s had "received an offensive or distressing sexual image via text or email". These explicit texts, it says, are increasingly implicated in bullying
It's SO over: cool cyberkids abandon social networking sites | Media | The Guardian
The proliferation of parents and teachers trawling the pages of Facebook trying to poke old schoolfriends and lovers, and traversing the outer reaches of MySpace is causing an adolescent exodus from the social networking sites, according to research from the media regulator Ofcom.
Teen dies at internet addiction camp in China
A Chinese teenager sent to an internet rehabilitation camp by his parents has been allegedly beaten to death by the camp's counsellors, according to media reports.
Pretties - Scott Westerfeld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pretties is the second book of the Uglies Trilogy written by Scott Westerfeld.
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