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Relief– Finding Out I am Dyslexic

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:“Dyslexia” by Tiberiu Ana/CC/flickr My name is Acadia Connor and this year I am going into high school as a dyslexic. In elementary school, I struggled with...

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How to Use A STEM Education

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:Introducing Amy Elliot. From a two-person recumbent bicycle and a one-person car, Amy Elliott has moved on to designing and building a pancake-making machine...

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Attention to Detail, Part Two: Treating ADD

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:photo credit. via photopin cc This is Part Two of a three part series on ADD and ADHD. A disclaimer: I do not have ADD or ADHD, nor does anyone in my...

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Attention to Detail, Part Three: Resolution of ADD?

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:photo credit: Life Mental Health via photopin cc Disclaimer: I do not have ADD or ADHD, nor does anyone in my immediate family. Therefore, I cannot hope  to...

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How You Can Stop Teen Medicine Abuse

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:photo credit: bradleypjohnson via photopin cc More teens are abusing prescription medicine than ever. Findings from The Partnership at Drugfree.org show that...

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What Does the New Facebook Privacy Policy Mean for Teens?

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: You know everyone is talking about Facebook’s privacy changes. But what does that really mean for your family? Teens ages 13-17 will now be able to post...

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Parents and Teens Talking About Sex? Really? Yes!

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: October is Let’s Talk month, when sex education providers and advocates across the country encourage young people and parents to communicate with one another...

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Teens and Obamacare: What’s New For You and Me?

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: photo credit: Barack Obama via photopin cc Sitting around my dining room table, my grandparents looking on with expressions of confusion and trepidation,...

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The Bully Pulpit, Part Three: CyberBullying

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:photo credit: FixersUK via photopin cc Megan Meier, Phoebe Prince, and, most recently, Rebecca Sedwick. Three tragic victims of suicide due to traditional –...

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6 Tips to Reduce Junior Year Stress

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: You’ve heard about the dreaded, yet, legendary junior year since your first day of high school.The year where your homework is relentless, your test schedule...

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10 Things You Need to Know for the College Interview

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:photo credit: bpsusf via photopin cc Welcome to prime-time interview season for college applicants. Every interview is another chance to demonstrate your...

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Applied Knowledge: Introduction to the College Application Process

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: Many of you out there are parents, many are teens, many are educators, and most of you have probably come into contact (or will come into contact) with the...

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Five Smart Reasons to Plan Your Summer Now

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:For high school and middle school students who haven’t decided what to do this summer, right now is not too soon to ponder possibilities. Whether you have a...

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New Years Resolution: Friend or Foe?

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: ‘Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions. Follow my blog with Bloglovin The holidays are  in full swing, and the New Year is less than one month away....

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10 Feel-Good Movies that Inspire Teenagers

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:There are many lists of movies for teens out there. But until now, I hadn’t thought of writing a list of movies that inspire. There are so many inspirational...

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This Is Your Life: Planning Your Future

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: This is part two of a series on my personal college applications. If you have not already, please consider reading Part One before continuing. Thank you....

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A New Year, A New FAFSA

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog: January 1st – it’s a day of resolutions, new beginnings, and for college students, the first day to apply for federal financial aid. The FAFSA, or the Free...

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Help Young People to Inspire Change in 2014

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:The New Year is a chance to look ahead and resolve to do better in the future. At Raleigh International we will be focusing on the potential of young people...

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5 Myths and Truths About Freshman Year of College

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:Freshman year of college is full of unknowns. Nevertheless, getting accepted into college will be one of the most exciting, rewarding experiences of your...

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The Gap Year Advantage

Here's the latest post on theTeenLife Blog:Your Gap Year Journey Toward Learning, Serving, and Self-Discovery By Karl Haigler and Rae Nelson Taking a gap year is a growing trend in the United States....

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