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Challenges Teens Face Today

Some challenges teens may deal with are keeping up with having good grades. Some challenges may be with problem at home. Or lack of confidences within. Other challenges teens might face are cyber bullying which happens a lot in the internet. At school they might face challenges with fitting in. Teens may also face challenges when going through a break up. 

A major challenge I'm dealing with today is raising up my grade for biomedical and English. What I am doing is ding my homework and not procrastinate. As well as doing my class work and turning it on time. 

Being a CTR person helps you overcome these challenges by doing whats right. Also being a CTR person makes you a better person. If you're going through a tough challenge all you need to do is think positive and that you'll make it through it.

You can help others with facing challenges by being nice to them. You want to be nice to them because if they're going through a tough time you don't want to put more stress into them. You can also help them out with their challenge if they let you. To add on, you need to tell them that they should think positive and not negative. You should encourage them that they can do it as well as motivate them.


Reflection: The greatest need that teens need today is their parents. Or at least an adult that cares for them. They need an adult that is their for them. Having someone who is there for you if anything is important at this time of age because there are gonna be days where you can't handle things and you need someone to comfort you.

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