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When Your Teen Feels the Need to Be Perfect
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Dr. Robyn Silverman, Kathryn Stamoulis, Ph.D.

 

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Some teens are determined to succeed in school with the best grades, the best body, the best clothes, the best group of friends, and to get into the best college. Is this just a passion for excellence or an obsession with being perfect? Where is the line? Does it really matter? 

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New Trends
Does Your Teen Have Peer Approval Addiction?
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Annie Fox, M.Ed, Ugo Uche

 

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Peer pressure is not new. Neither is the tendency among teens and tweens to want to fit in and gain the approval of their peers. However, our guest says that social media has taken this desire to a whole new level, with serious consequences that parents need to understand.

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Early Intervention
Nipping Gender Bullying in the Bud
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Joseph G. Kosciw, Susan M. Heim

 

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Our guest's research suggests that managing bullying around the way children express their gender is best approached early. In this segment we explore specific strategies, challenges and tools.

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Performance Pressure
Helping Teens Overcome the Stress of Tests
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Dr. Sian Beilock

 

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Many very prepared teens find that they performing poorly on test because of stress. Our guest today shares insights and tips for overcoming stress anxiety and improving performance when it counts.

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Emerging Trends
Getting Teens to Take Responsibility for Their Education
Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, Anthony Cody

 

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Dr. Hrabrowski has pioneered an approach to educating young people that is producing stellar results. His emphasis is on creating a climate that encourages students to take ownership of their education early on. In this segment he shares his insights and practices.

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