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Props for Making Bread Illustrate Parenting
Here's an object lesson that you can use to explain how our children inherit a sinful nature, and how it is activated, tempting them to act on their ...
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Communication Fail: The FBI's Guide to Internet Slang
The Washington Post ran an article with this long and funny title: "The FBI maintains an 83-page glossary of Internet slang. And it is hilariously, ...
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Research Shows Youth Need Three Key Relationships
What factors help Christian youth maintain their faith into adulthood? A major research project called the National Study of Youth and Religion found ...
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Tech Devices Act as "New Member of the Family"
In a study published in the journal Pediatrics, a team of researchers observed families eating at fast food restaurants, watching how parents interacted ...
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Leaving Children Alone in a Chemistry Lab
Leaving children to discover their own values is a little like putting them in a chemistry lab full of volatile substances and saying, "Discover ...
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Teenager Is Addicted to Social Media
An article in The Atlantic shared an interview with a 14-year-old girl from New Jersey named Casey. Casey got her first computer (a toy) when she was ...
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Research Shows that Teens Need Their Dad's Time
A study from Penn State researchers published in the journal Child Development tracked nearly 200 families over a seven year period. Not surprisingly, ...
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Boys Need Mentors More than Ever
In 2002, the U.S. Secret Service completed the Safe School Initiative, a study of school shootings and other school-based attacks. The study examined ...
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Parenting Teens: Take Them Up Mount Everest
Imagine that you've chosen to scale Mount Everest. You've shelled out sixty thousand dollars to your Sherpa guides. After a few days, you finally ...
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Girl Carves the Word "EMPTY" into Her Skin
Psychologist Madeline Levine has been counseling teenagers for over 25 years, but recently Levine has begun to see a new breed of unhappy teenagers—smart, ...
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