
I think you will agree when I say: Raising teens today is difficult and making them interested in the value of their own education can be a herculean task. For many teens, spending time studying and focusing on realistic goals is secondary to the immediate satisfaction of computer games and their social media accounts. How do you get a teen to focus on what is truly important – their character and education? What can you do to help them develop the maturity, independence, self-confidence and team skills required to be successful in today’s world? It turns out, you can dramatically change a teen’s perspective (and prospects) by challenging them to … Continue reading