Being Good at Being Bad: Troubled Teenagers Factor
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ISBN:
0-7414-4248-5
©2007
Price:
$13.95
Book Size:
5.5'' x 8.5''
, 201 pages
Category/Subject:
SOCIAL SCIENCE / General
A unique look at a lifestyle becoming prevalent among teens fueled by anger and seeking status. Factors include: Home – abuse, neglect. Community – gangs, drugs, entertainment industry. Schools – low expectations. Solutions proposed.
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Abstract:
This book addresses the factors that contribute to the detriment of our troubled teens including: Home – abuse, neglect, parental substance abuse and broken homes. Community – drugs, violence, gangs and the entertainment industry. Schools – low expectations and school violence.
As they experience failure in these three crucial areas, troubled teens take on a being good at being bad attitude to gain status within their subculture.
The book delivers a powerful message regarding the issues and provides strategies that could lead to overcoming the negative trends. It will push you to question the status quo and political barriers that perpetuate this lifestyle.
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Customer Reviews
   
Touches lives
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11/13/2007
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Reviewer:
Jill Stewart
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After reading this book, I was shocked to learn that Mr. Rosado was once good at being bad. It goes to show that if one individual, who had a rough life growing up, can fight and overcome negativity and become so successful. It proves that there is hope for troubled teens these days.
As I began to read, I found myself intrigued and I was looking forward to each chapter. Being a mother of a child who slipped into negativity, I can definitely relate. I recommend this book to anyone: to troubled teens, to parents, to teachers, to advisors, to anyone. Mr. Rosado will touch everyone's and anyone's heart who reads it.
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