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Eleanor’s Bench: New Juvenile Court Drama Series
Tag: youth
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Month seeks to raise awareness that mental health is essential for a person’s overall health.
Potty Jokes and Death: Wingfeather Saga Review
The humor in The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson is targeted toward young teens but the content is more suitable for older ones.
New Study Shows Shocking Lack of Biblical Worldview Among American Pastors
Shocking findings released by Dr. George Barna and the Cultural Research Center about the biblical worldview of American pastors.
[Interview] Low-socioeconomic Education Talk With Sunshine Project OCP
Sunshine stands for “Sunny Smile of Children Experience,” an educational program in Indonesia.
Seeking a Suitable Education in an Unstable Era
Alifia from Indonesia is back with a new article she wants to share with her homeschooler friends all over the world.
EXIT: The Appeal of Suicide
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
A Minimum Wage Story
A story about the effect of minimum wage on youth employment.
This Girl Is Different
This column features homeschooled characters in literature and film.
Millennial Teens: Technology Defines Their Lives
Millennial teens (ages 16-19) are the first generation to have no memory of life before the internet and cell phones.
Why Do 80% of Youth Leave Church After High School?
Kirk Cameron (Monumental, Fireproof, etc.) and bestselling author Ray Comfort have just released a new YOUTH evangelism training program, called “ROOTS“! With homeschool quizzes and discussion guides, this six-session, video-driven course is perfect for homeschoolers and family devotions. It’s recommended by Sean McDowell, K.P. Yohannan, Joni Eareckson Tada, and others. In the special guest post below, […]
Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt
Bookshelf of a (Maybe) Teen Author, by Emily Russell What if you could live forever? The first week of August is the exact middle of summer – the dog days. And in 1881, three unrelated events set in motion the strangest first week of August that Winnie Foster had ever seen. Winnie’s parents and grandmother […]
Dreams are Essential for Helping Youth Get Through Puberty
By Ronald E. Johnson, C.Ph.D. For many years, I have practiced the habit of challenging teenagers with the question, “What is your big dream?” Most teenagers momentarily look a bit startled, then respond with a definite statement. Others will be perplexed and answer, “I am not sure; I really do not know.” For those youth, […]