Curriculum Study - Youth

Curriculum Study- Youth

“Involving yourself in the life of a teen-ager can sometimes prove to be much like a roller coaster ride. With the ever-changing hormones and emotions of an adolescent, one day’s tragedy can quickly turn into tomorrow’s triumph. As an adult leader of youth or a parent of a teen-ager, your emotional swings can be just as drastic. The victory your experience in one teen-ager’s life is sometimes paled by the failure and defeat in another.” (teenagers)# Chris Liebrum from the Baptist General Convention of Texas makes a good point in relaying the ever changing emotions that teenagers undertake each day. The ages of 13 through 18, might be the most difficult ages for one to work with because of the undeniable changes in a teenagers body and mind. Taking all of this into consideration, the curriculum for the age of the teenager must be different than any other age and must meet the needs of the particular age. Many different types of core curricu...