Adolescence year 7 and 8
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The document discusses adolescence and the challenges faced by adolescents. It summarizes that adolescence is a period of transition from childhood to adulthood involving physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. Some of the challenges adolescents face include physical changes, mood swings, questioning authority, peer pressure, and developing identity and sexuality. The document provides advice for parents on how to support adolescents, such as listening without judgment, setting clear rules and expectations, and ensuring adolescents have opportunities for social and emotional growth.
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