Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1963, Image 24

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Some Tccn-Agers Have Difficult Adjustment Tasks
EXPECTED AT CEREMONY
I WASHINGTON (UPI)-Atly.
Railroads Request Approval of Merger
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ' possible.
I WASHINGTON UPI ) - Sen.
I Philip A. Hart, R-Mich.. pro.
By DAVID NYDICK
UPI Education Specialist
High school students need en
couragement to develop fully in
academic, emotional and social
growth.
Teen-agers appear to have
some truly difficult problems of
adjustment. Even though teen
agers think they are adults
and fight to be treated as such,
they still are in need of guid
ance. A parent's method of
working with children must
change during the teen years. Ej
Academically, high school stu
dents have major decisions to
make. For some, high school
will be the end of their formal
education. They should be sure
to acquire the kinds of skills
which will help them in Iheir
vocation. For those who intend
to go on to college, it is neces
sary that they take the courses
and achieve the grades required
for admission. In cither case,
it is advisable to lake courses
which will help the individual
pursue his interests whether it
be in literature or carpentry.
Often Confused
The emotional and social as
pects of growing up are closely
related. The teens are the years
when the opposite sex becomes
important. The teen-ager is of
ten confused and perhaps
frightened by his own thoughts
and actions. There is a con
sland need for reassurance and
understanding. The child needs
guidelines to follow. Ho may
raise objections but he basical
ly wants limitations which help
to develop a secure feeling.
Naturally, standards must he
realistic and reasonable. They
should he flexible and should
not become so stringent that
the child feels trapped.
Some problems seem to oc
cur most often. When should a
girl start wearing makeup? How
oflen should a teen-ager go on
dales? How late should they
come home? Should they go on
single dates? What about going
steady?
The answers to those ques
tions vary with the circum
stances. A parent and child
should discuss them fully. It is I
important Ihat the child under- j
stands the implications. This .
does not mean that the child
makes the decisions. That Is the
parent's responsibility. The par
ent should not he a dirlnlnr on
all questions, but lie should not
neglect his duty to set reason
able standards within which the
child must slay.
Many Activities
There are many extra-curri
cular activities which are avail
able. It is not intended thai one
child should participate in ev
nything. Such activities as
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dancing lessons, school news
papers, etc., are meant lo meet
the interests of particular chil
dren. The child should not over-
Plate railroads asked the Inter-! lion 01 'he merger or delay in
given permanent residence. The
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