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Middle School Dances: The Teen’s View

by Jacob P. September 22nd, 2009| Teen Perspective, Teens
Tonight, I am going to my middle school's first dance of the year, and I'm so excited.  Earlier, I was talking with my mom, and we were talking about what I would consider the dos and don'ts (mainly don'ts) for parents of middle schoolers going to dances, and I decided
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Back to School…

by Jacob P. September 10th, 2009| Elementary, Preschool, Teen Perspective, Teens
That's right, the dreaded time of year has arrived for most American students!  With this comes panic, fatigue, and suffering.  So, in order to keep you from quarantining your child or wallet, I've made a teen's back to school survival guide for you, the parent.

  • Don't buy school supplies in advance:  Almost
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Teaching the Right Values to Tots

by Joe Lawrence September 8th, 2009| Infants/Toddlers, Teen Perspective
As parents we teach our children values on which to base their lives.  Basically, we are programming their minds to operate in the real world.  Are we simply reteaching the values taught to us by our parents or ones that we adopted throughout the years?

In my book, Inspire Tomorrow, I
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Screen Time: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. August 17th, 2009| Teen Perspective
Recently, I completed earning enough  money to buy a Xbox 360 Pro for myself.  I am limited in the amount of 'screen time' I am allowed a day, and I wanted to discuss that with you.

Now, some of my thoughts on screens (TV, video games, computers, etc.) for kids.  First of all,
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College Visits

by Louise August 10th, 2009| Teen Perspective
The first thing to know: Visiting every college will be unique. Some provide tours and information sessions on a weekly schedule for which you can just show up, while others require registration in advance. At many colleges you can even schedule an interview, but there are also those who only
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Room Changing: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. July 16th, 2009| Elementary, Teen Perspective, Teens
Recently, I was offered a larger room because I am the oldest and I have the smallest room in the house.  I currently am debating if I should take the offer, but I am almost positive I will.  So, I thought, what are some good room change guidelines and ideas?

Here are
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Children & Music

by Louise July 7th, 2009| Teen Perspective
A previously posted article, "The Best Time to Teach Your Child How to Play a Musical Instrument," addresses when a child should be taught how to play a musical instrument. This article addresses why children/teens should be taught to play musical instruments. While I agree with the crux
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Jobs For Young Teens

by Jacob P. June 30th, 2009| Teen Perspective, Teens
When I first joined the Wasabi Media Group team, I needed money rather badly to buy stuff, for a decent amount of spending money for a YMCA trip I am doing summer, and other usual teen money needs. Since I have began working a steady job, I have gained plenty of
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Babysitting: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. June 11th, 2009| Elementary, Infants/Toddlers, Teen Perspective, Teens

Recently, I received my babysitting license from the Red Cross, so I have begun babysitting, and I, like many teens, am so glad I can babysit!

Like many entrepreneurial teens, I have begun babysitting.  First, I started working for family but soon learned that I would make more money with a
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Vacation Trips?

by Louise June 2nd, 2009| Teen Perspective

Summer is around the corner, and you want your family to have a memorable vacation. Perhaps you are considering a trip to one of the famous destinations in Europe, the Trevi Fountain in Rome or the Eiffel Tower in Paris, or maybe a flight to an exotic island?

My family has
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Cell Phones in School: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. May 27th, 2009| Elementary, Teen Perspective, Teens
Recently, in my English class, we were discussing what the rules for cell phones in school should be.  I believe that cell phones should be banned in school for they cause a multitude of problems.

Now, many parents believe students should carry cell phones in school because students need them for
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The Benefits of Kenpo

by Jacob P. May 16th, 2009| Teens
I come to you with only Karate, my empty hands. I have no weapons, but should I be forced to defend myself, my principles or my honor; should it be a matter of life or death, of right or wrong; then here are my weapons: Karate, my empty hands.  These
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