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Collateral Consequences: Dealing With The Impact of Divorce on Academic Performance Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Rosalind Sedacca, Amy McCready
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The National Education Longitudinal Study shows that teens scored lower in both math and reading, beginning up to a year before the parents separated. Dealing with the divorce of parents can have a profound impact on a teens academic performance. In this segment we discuss what parents with marriages in crisis can do to limit the collateral damage to their children.
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Second Thoughts: Is Going Off to College Still The Way to Go? Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Dale Stephens, Nathan Furr, Justin Snider
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Unemployed college graduates saddled with student loan debt is a story we're increasingly hearing. The world is changing and some are questioning whether universities are the best path to preparing for the brave new world. The UNcollege movement is challenging the fundamental notion of what college is and pointing the way toward another paradigm for getting and applying knowledge.
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Shifting the Balance: Engaging Girls and Other Underrepresented Groups in STEM Education Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Mary Kirchhoff, Anthony Cody
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If science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) are the keys to a bright future; some of our nation's teens are woefully behind the curve. In this segment we look at why some groups are profoundly underrepresented in STEM and what we can do about it.
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Shifting Gears: Changing Our Paradigm for Educating Teens Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Joel Barker and Ugo Uche
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Our guest says that to adapt to the changes taking place in the world parents need to change the way we think about educating our teens. In this segment we discuss three areas where we need to completely shift our thinking.
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Warning Signs: Dating: Why Teen Relationships Turn Violent Dr. Regina Rei Lamourelle with Mike Domitrz, Kathryn Stamoulis, Ph.D.
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Teens are dating at younger and younger ages, but without the benefit of solid guidelines. Regretfully, many teens are getting misguided relationship cues from television or peers. Often, the result is verbal or physical violence. This segment looks at what parents need to know to get their children on the right relationship path.
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