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still a must read for youth workers and parentsthere aren't many books i read more than once. but this is my third read of barbara strauch's must-read book for all youth workers and parents. this single book has lead me into more youth ministry conversations in the past 5 years than any other single book. i've hosted multiple multi-day retreats with youth workers focused solely on the findings reported on these pages (including one a couple months back, which is what caused me to read it again). but now, as i write this review, i'm in a new quandry: robert epstein's book, teen 2.0 (which i'm reading right now), counter-punches against many of the underpinnings of the primal teen. epstein doesn't buy the "nature" assumption that seems an implied foundation to this book (and, more accurately, the research and discoveries of jay giedd and other adolescent brain specialist that the primal teen reports on). epstein's contention -- which he builds very convincingly -- is that the issues and implications of new findings in adolescent brain development are a "nurture" issue. in other words, we've created them. i still think strauch's book is a book every youth worker needs to read, but i'm now viewing it from a more critical place. Read more...
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