Essays on Adolescence

Introduction Most adolescents have highs and lows, marked as developmental mood swings due to hormones. It becomes a problem when the adolescent begins to feel extreme lows such as depression or hopelessness. This is where health care workers and parents need to dive deeper. Bipolar…

As discussed in class in School Talk, Donna Eder focuses on a critical yet uncommon examination of middle school years. The author examines a normal Midwestern middle school to uncover and address the nature of gender inequality within school culture. This includes an in-depth study…

When looking at issues relating to adolescence, there are several that come to mind. The main issue that i am going to be talking in this essay, is poverty. oday, many adolescents are growing up in poverty, and face many challenges because of it, especially…

In the article, “Early Intervention in Mental Health for Adolescents and Young Adults: A Systematic Review”, by researchers Halley Read, Sean Roush, and Donna Downing, they discuss how effective early intervention services are for people ages 12 to 35 years old that are at risk…

The Unified Countries characterizes Youth as people between the ages of 15-24 years; this definition was made amid arrangements for the global youth in the year 1985 and supported by the General Gathering. Numerous nations additionally draw a line on the adolescent at the age…

In today’s society, social networking plays a significant role in adolescents’ lives. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat are just some of the most popular websites used by teenagers to express themselves and stay connected with their peers. Although there are many benefits to social networking,…

Children at the age of 6, already have 95% of the adult sized brain. Although this is the case, brain development in adolescents develop from back to front. Since the prefrontal cortex is last to develop in the adolescent’s brain, their decision-making abilities to plan,…

Puberty is a important time in every Adolescences life that is the transitional stage between child and adulthood. The forces of puberty are unleashed by a cascade of hormones that produce external growth and internal changes, including heightened emotions and sexual desires (Stassen, 2016). The…

Adolescence can be a very trying time for the child and the parent, both of which are experiencing a surplus of unexpected changes. For adolescents, their body is changing in ways that they could not imagine. For the parent, their child is morphing into someone…

Introduction Adolescents are not monsters. They are just people trying to learn how to make it among the adults in the world, who are not so sure themselves ~Virginia Satir, The New People making, 1988 (Quotes about Teenagers, 2016). Author of “The Case Against Adolescence,”…