conduct of life

Provides fifty creative, improvisational scenarios appropriate for sixth through twelfth-grade students, encouraging creativity, self-reliance, and analytical skills; and includes follow-up questions for each skit and tips to motivate students.

The author shares ten beliefs she has found to be true in her life, each with discussion designed to help teens find answers to their own questions about life, love, relationships, work, and the way of the world.

A practical guide to surviving college, with tips on handling stress, study skills, text-taking skills, balancing studies and social life, and staying motivated.

Presents a practical guide written by teens who provide suggestions on what should be taught in school such as surviving in the real world, controlling attitude, conquering peer pressure, setting proper goals, and handling money.

Provides teenagers with advice on how to deal with the issues they face in high school.

Teens from Generation Y talk about the issues they face in everyday life.

The author provides for teenagers the information and guidance on a variety of topics that he wishes he had had when he was a sixteen-year-old; explains how the world works, why parents and other adults act the way they do, and discusses attitudes and values, self-esteem, peers, laws, anger, mistakes, love, marriage, jobs and careers, and money.

Fifty Americans who have lived through war, weddings, divorce, births and deaths, and a host of other experiences, share the values and experiences that have shaped their lives.

A call-and-response game which teaches children how to take frustrating problems in stride.