To
know what is going on brains of teenagers is such an interesting thing. On
Monday 18th my perspective about changes on brains of teenagers were
totally different like I think now, I believed that those changes and behaviors
were influenced by their adolescences`
hormones due to low and high output of hormones. That`s why, I was not sure
what cause teens behave with intense emotions, without consider risks and so on.
Thus, I did not know what was related on brain changes, in which case neither teenagers
are not aware to response on it.
However, after read some articles I could
understand that brain changes take place by many factors such as personal
history, family, friends, community, and culture. Therefore, Scientists
emphasize that teens brains is in transition period, in other words teens are
confronted dependence to independence transition so during this period teens
can explore and experiment to interconnected changes on their brain where never
missing intense emotions for instance impulsiveness, peer pleasure that friends
can also provide. Until now, I realized that it is normal act like that but
adults and specially teacher should figure out how face this crucial period with
them.
To conclude, my expectations for working with
teens are understand that those changes are normal even though, as future
teachers need to limits their behavior and I think the best may is negotiate and
provide some rules to combine our maturity with them since, teens can be aware and
work better with those critical changes. Moreover, I consider that in classroom
teachers can take advantage of their interesting to know new things also
exploiting their engaging to learn about music, sport, languages, and some
other interests so my main expectation is be aware to figure out changes on
brain of teens.
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Hi Jacky I liked your post because you explained clearly the topic, and I would like to emphasize some things. First, I think that most Of the people that does not know about teens' brain development, think that their behavior is because their hormones. Second, I agree when you say "brain changes take place by many factors such as personal history, family, friends, community, and culture" I like this because if you have noticed not all the adolescent behave in the same way, and it is because of the context as you have mention. Finally, I think that if teachers are aware of teens' brain changes we can take advantage and make more proficient students and better humans.
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